The Bairath (also known as Viratnagar) site in Rajasthan has yielded significant archaeological evidence, including Buddhist monasteries and inscriptions attributed to the Mauryan emperor Ashoka. The Bairath Edict is a major discovery.
In Rajasthan, where was inscription of Ashoka found?
Asked in COLLEGE LECTURER 2014 · Topic: Maurya Empire (Ashokan Edicts: Types, Content, and Significance)
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