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Dhamma which Ashoka the Great tried to instill as the governing principle and enforced in every sphere of life was :
A A code for Economic and Judiciary
B A code for moral and virtuous life
C A code for religious reforms
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
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
Which of the following was not mentioned in the Dhamma?
A Obedience to parents
B Charity
C Paternalism
D Faith in Sangha
Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha together are known as
A Triratna
B Trivarga
C Trisarga
D Trimurti
Ashoka converted to which religion after the Kalinga war?
A Jainism
B Buddhism
C Christianity
D Judaism
The state which is neutral in matter of religion and dies not uphold any particular region as the state religion is called
A Independent state
B Democratic state
C Secular state
D None of these
Who declared that he would talk of religion only when he succeeded in removing poverty and misery from the country, for religion could not appease hunger?
A Swami Vivekananda
B Mahatma Gandhi
C Jawaharlal Nehru
D Dadabhai Naoroji
Without religion a man can become a beast, A irreligion man may be no better than an animal, whereas, the existed of man is for the worship of God, Therefore religion is:
A Virtue
B morality
C integrity
D necessary

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