alleryThe word Dhamma in Ashoka's edicts is best translated as what?
AConquest and taxes
BLaw, duty, righteousness
CRituals and sacrifices
DWealth and trade goods
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Law, duty, righteousness
1. Ashoka used Dhamma for his moral policy.
2. It is generally translated as law, duty or righteousness.
3. It was not about conquest, ritual or trade.
_Source: Wikipedia, Ashoka, Dharma_
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