…………. policy of Dhamma or Dharma had earned him the credit of being considered as one of the greatest kings of the ancient world.

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• ………… had appointed a special group of officers called ‘Dharma Mahamatras’to propogate Dharma among the people including women.
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• The period from the 6th century B.C. onwards witnessed the emergence of the cities in ancient India for the second time, the first being the ……………. cities.
• The …………….. pre-state society in ancient India is generally considered as a lineage society, which was mainly pastoral and mobile.
• Like elsewhere, in ancient India the myth related to the origin of the world is related with the great flood as depicted in the ………… tradition.
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