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Chandragupta was an adventurer rather than a king. He began with almost no army. However, with this army he seized the region of Magadha just south of the lower Ganges and then steadily conquered the whole of the Ganges basin.Chandragupta Maurya had started his empire.Marching westward, he quickly conquered the whole of the Indus Valley, and eventually gained Gandhara and Arachosia (the mountainous region west of the Indus) after defeating the Greek rulers of Persia and Bactria, the Seleucids.
Of the great conquering kings of the Maurya Empire, the only one we know much about is Asoka.Asoka kept careful records of his edicts, so we have an excellent source for the history of his reign.

From this reading I learned many htings. One of the things I learned is that the culture of India was ancient and dynamic entity. I also learned that natural barrier was the most striking element of Indian geography. THe continental plate of India and Asia met and this formed the mountain ranges. This was the cause of many mountain ranges to form in India. I also learned that the largest peninsula is the southern part of India. It is flat land and it gives India many opportunities for harbors. The last thing I learned was that because of this, Indians had a bigger contact with foreign people.

Asokawasin power by brith rigthit mean that when his dad die he became a king or a ruler he was try to tech or tell people about Buddhism aslo he wanted to pushed out the boundaries in his empire for the next ten year aslo give Welfare to poor and aslo tech region in a diffrent way in hudism.  Chandragupta was a smart person he rule by win over and over in part of from the  Bengal and Assam in the East, to Afghanistan and Balochistan in the West, to Kashmir and Nepal in the North, and to the Deccan Plateau in the South.aslo he bet a man call  Alexander's Macedonian  or "alexander the great but not really killing him only take over the parts of inda.  

 Chandragupta Maurya had gained control of an the area ranging from Bengal in the east to Afghanistan in the west and as far south as the Narmada River. I learned that Ashoka was one if the famous ruler of India. In 254 B.C., Ashoka had monumental edicts on Buddhism carved into rocks and caves throughout his empire. One recorded his sending of religious messenger to the Greek rulers of Syria, Egypt, Macedonia, Cyrene, and Epirus.  Then after thirteen years later, he issued seven additional edicts carved into strategically placed polished sandstone pillars. Ashoka also built  84,000 stupas to enshrine the relics of the Buddha. Then he recorded the key events in the life of Siddhartha Gautama, which is the founder of Buddhism. I think that they admired more Ashoka cause he was one of the greatest ruler in India.

Chandragupta was known as Sandracotta to the Greeks. He had conquered a large area from Bengal in the east to Afghanistan in the west and as far south as the Narmada River by 303 B.C. His prime minister and mentor Kautilya was part of the reason of Chandragupta’s many successes. The name of his son was Bindusara and he extended the empire into central and parts of Southern India. Ashoka was the third Mauryan emperor. He ruled from 273–232 B.C. He is one of the most famous rulers in India’s history. He supported Buddhism.  His support for Buddhism was often affected by the affect of the Romans emperor Constantine the Great’s acceptance of Christianity in 313 A.D. Ashoka had monumental edicts of Buddhism carved into rocks and caves throughout his empire. He built 84,000 stupas to cherish the relics of the Buddha, honoring important events in the life of Siddhartha Gautama who was the founder of Buddhism.

The expansion of two kingdoms in the northeast laid the groundwork for the emergence of India's first empire, ruled by the Mauryan dynasty. Chandragupta Maurya  had gained control of an immense area ranging from Bengal in the east to Afghanistan.  His son, Bindusara, extended the empire into central and parts of southern India.Much of his success is attributed to his prime minister and mentor.He was an adventurer rather than a king.Chandragupta Maurya had started his empire. Of the great conquering kings of the Maurya Empire, the only one we know much about is Asoka.Asoka kept careful records of his edicts, so we have an excellent source for the history of his reign.
Asoka was the last of the great kings of the Mauryan dynasty.

Chandragupta and Asoka Are two major leaders. Ashoka  273–232 B.C, is one of the most famous rulers in Indian history. His conversion to and support of Buddhism is often likened to the impact of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great's acceptance of Christianity in 313 A.D. Beginning in 254 B.C. chandragupta is One records his sending of religious envoys with no apparent results to the Greek rulers of Syria Egypt Macedonia Cyrene and Epirus. Thirteen years later, he issued seven additional edicts carved into strategically placed polished sandstone pillars.

         Ashoka was a emperor in India. He was also a Buddhist. The people in India say that Ashoka was the greatest emperor. He was the greatest emperor because he built hospitals for people and animals. Chandragupta had gain control of a immense area from Begal the east to Afghaninstan the west. Also so far from the south Narmada River. Ashoka did carved rocks and caves of Buddhism in his empire. Ashoka did alot of thing of Buddhism also like he credited with building of 84,000 stupas. That's what Ashoka did and Chandragupta.

the two kingdoms expanded and they made each other into one single empire. that was the first empire. it was ruled by Mauryan dynasty.the third mauryan empire was ruled by ashoka. he was the most famous ruler in indian history. His conversion were to support Buddhism and people would like him by both was. they liked him if he was budda or by a ruler. he ahd two different types of people likeing him.

India's first empire was ruled by the Mauryan dynasty . By 303 B.C. Maurya  gained control of an enormous terretory in the east to Afghanistan . Mauryan the thrid Bindusara, extended the empire into central and parts of southern India. The third Mauryan emperor, Ashoka  is one of the most famous rulers in the Indian history. Asoka conversion to and support of Buddhism is often made an impact from the  Roman emperor Constantine the Great accepted Christianity in 313 A.D.