In the late years of the Buddha, the king of Mojetobo was the king of Amitabha (this cloud did not produce resentment. When he was in office for the eighth year, the Buddha became extinct. After the extinction of the Buddha, King Kao reigned for twenty-four years.

O Gao Shi was first confused by the gods, and his father ascended the throne, and then he believed in Buddhism. He is still a wise and capable monarch. He conquered all parts of China and India, and consolidated the sovereignty of the state of Magadha.

When the Mojeto dynasty spread to Nagata Sharjah, it was abolished by the people and its minister Susunago became king. At this time, he conquered Artie in south central India; After sixty-eight years (three generations in all), it was replaced by the difficult tuo dynasty.

On the Greek side, it was in 326 BC (the end of 327 BC or the beginning of 326 BC) when King Alexander of Macedonia led his troops to invade the northwest, which was the right time to have a difficult dynasty.

But Alexander only occupied the northwest of India (a little east of the Indus Valley) and returned the army. He died in Babylon in 323 BC. Therefore, the Central Plains of India was not trampled by the Greeks.

After the Greek invasion, the youth's Chandragupta (also written as Chandragupta; Candeira Gupta; Chandragupta: This translation is moon protection. With the help of Prime Minister Kautilya, Ashoka's grandfather established the Peacock Dynasty and swept away the Greek forces entrenched in the northwest of India. Almost conquered the whole of India and established a powerful kingdom.

In the twenty-fourth year of King Gupta, his son Bindusara was the right cloud. As the father of Ashoka, he succeeded to the throne for 28 years. King Ashoka, the son of King Bintoushalo, became king in 268 BC.

He may be 27 when he ascended the throne.

Ashoka is probably the most important king in Indian history. He was the third monarch of the Peacock Dynasty and the grandson of Chandragupta, the founder of the dynasty. Chandragupta was a military leader in India. In the years after Alexander the Great's expedition, he conquered most of northern India, thus establishing the first great empire in Indian history.

{Ashoka's date of birth and death is unknown, maybe 300 BC. King Ashoka ascended the throne in about 273 BC. At first, he followed in the footsteps of his grandfather and tried to expand his territory through military force. In his eighth year in office, he successfully ended a war of conquest on the east coast of India. But when he realized that his victory had caused human casualties, he was afraid. One hundred thousand people were killed and many more were injured or disabled. Ashoka was shocked and repented, and decided not to use violence to complete the conquest of India, and gave up all aggressive military actions. He accepted Buddhism as his religious philosophy and tried to practice Buddhist norms, including honesty, kindness and non-violence.

Ashoka gave up hunting and began to eat vegetarian food. More importantly, he adopted various humane political policies, established hospitals and political reserves, relaxed many rude laws, and built roads and water conservancy projects. He also appointed special government officials-Dharma officials-to teach people to be pious and promote friendly relations between them. In Ashoka's land, all religions are allowed to practice, but he pays special attention to the development of Buddhism, so the reputation of Buddhism naturally increases greatly. Buddhist missionary groups have been sent to many countries and achieved great success in Ceylon.

King Ashoka ordered his life and policies to be engraved on the rocks and pillars of his vast territory. Many such relics still exist today, and their geographical distribution provides us with reliable information about Ashoka's sphere of influence. The inscription above is the main source of our understanding of his career. By the way, these inscriptions are also considered as outstanding works of art.

Less than fifteen years after Ashoka's death, the peacock empire fell apart and never recovered. But Buddhism is supported by King Ashoka, and his long-term influence on the world is enormous. When he reached the extreme, Buddhism was only popular in a tiny place in northwest India, but when he died, his followers spread all over India and quickly spread to neighboring countries. Besides Gautama Siddharta himself, Ashoka played a greater role than anyone else in the development of Buddhism into a major religion.