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Dhamma as propounded by Ashoka the great is not a religion but:
A A moral Law, a Common Code of Conduct or an Ethical Order.
B Message of religion
C Unavoidable Order of king
D None of Above
The principles of Ashoka's Dharma (Dhamma) were taken from
A Buddhism
B Jainism
C Brahmanism
D The moral virtues of all Indian religions of that period
The aim of Ashoka's Dhamma was
A Subtle conquest
B Religious domination
C A casteless society
D Non-violence and peace
The Sikh Khalsa was formed to instill a strong martial spirit in the Sikhs by:
A Guru Arjan
B Guru Hari Krishan
C Guru Amar Das
D Guru Gobind Singh
Which of the following Minor Rock Edicts of Ashoka describes the Conquest of Kalinga by Ashoka?
A No. XIII
B No. X
C No. XI
D No. XII
Cut-off governing as compared to throttle governing is
A Less efficient and less economical
B Less efficient and more economical
C More efficient and less economical
D More efficient and more economical
Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha together are known as
A Triratna
B Trivarga
C Trisarga
D Trimurti
Which of the following was not mentioned in the Dhamma?
A Obedience to parents
B Charity
C Paternalism
D Faith in Sangha
Ashoka embraced Buddhism and preached it during the rest of has life ................
A Before Battle of Kalinga 261 B.C
B After Battle of Kalinga 261 B.C
C Before Battle of Hydaspes 326 B.C
D After Battle of Hydaspes 326 B.C
Ashoka's claim to be one of the greatest rulers in world history life in the fact that
A his aims covered both the religious and secular aspects of life
B he worked for the material moral and spiritual uplift of the people
C after a single conquest he dedicated himself completely to the cause of peace
D he attempted to unify the people of different castes and communities into a bound of common moral ideal

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