Statement 1: The Rummindei pillar inscription of Ashoka records his visit to Lumbini (the birthplace of Gautama Buddha), his veneration of the site, and his decision to exempt the village of Lumbini from bali tax and reduce the bhaga tax (from one-eighth to one-sixth). It does not provide vivid details of Ashoka's Dhamma; its focus is on his pilgrimage and associated tax concessions. Statement 2: The Nigalisagar pillar inscription records that King Priyadasi (Ashoka) visited the Konagamana stupa and enlarged it for the second time. Konagamana was a past Buddha. This statement is factually correct based on the inscription.