How did Chandragupta control the outlying areas of his empire?

a. He trusted local kings to continue on if they took a pledge of loyalty.

b. He sent agents to the provinces to oversee government and keep him informed.

c. He forced the migration of loyal supporters to distant realms.

d. He did not try to control the areas but instead collected taxes.

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5 July, 11:22

How did Chandragupta control the outlying areas of his empire?

a. He trusted local kings to continue on if they took a pledge of loyalty.

b. He sent agents to the provinces to oversee government and keep him informed.

c. He forced the migration of loyal supporters to distant realms.

d. He did not try to control the areas but instead collected taxes.

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Alivia Hayes · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. Chandragupta control the outlying areas of his empire by sending agents to the provinces to oversee government and keep him informed. He established a centralized government to control, and crush resistance. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.