alleryAfter which war did Ashoka embrace Buddhism and promote it through edicts?
ABattle of Ipsus
BBattle of Hydaspes
CThe Kalinga War
DBattle of Ten Kings
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The Kalinga War
The violence of the Kalinga War filled Ashoka with remorse and turned him toward Buddhism.
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