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Answer» King Ashoka has been the most influential king of the Mauryan period. - He got prepared various inscriptions on pillars and rocks. These inscriptions were his edicts which depict Ashoka’s belief and faith in Buddhist philosophy.
- The pillars, especially of King Ashoka provided to be excellent sources and are the best examples of Mauryan architecture.
- Each pillar is made of a single piece of sandstone.
- The script used on the inscription was Brahmi script.
- Such pillars were situated in Ambala, Meerut, Allahabad, Sarnath, and Loriya near Nandangadh, Sanchi, Kashi, Patna and Bodhivruksha near Bodh Gaye.
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