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Who was bindusara?
Asked by irvin.kaur | 23 Dec, 2019, 10:35: PM
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Bindusara was the father of one of the greatest kings in ancient India- King Ashoka. Bindusara ascended to the Mauryan throne after Chandragupta Maurya and ruled upto the year 273 BC. He was an ambitious king who defeated as many as 16 rulers and established Mauryan authority over large parts of South India. The Greek historian Athenacus calls him the ‘slayer of foes’. During his rule, the region of Taxila saw a rebellion. It was suppressed by his son Ashoka whom he had appointed as the governor. Bindusara is known to have ruled his empire firmly and maintained amicable relations with the Greek rulers.
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