When asoka converted to buddhism and renounced violence, how were the beliefs of the people affected?

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22 February, 08:41

When asoka converted to buddhism and renounced violence, how were the beliefs of the people affected?

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Wolfgang · Answer 1

When Emperor Asoka converted to Buddhism and renounced violence, there was peace among the country and his men. It also led to the conversion of many of his subjects. When the Emperor embraced Buddhism, it became a religion to the common people as well.