Ashoka was a BUDDHIST when he waged Kalinga war. Truth
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When Ashoka became Buddhist: 4th year of his rule.
When he invaded Kalinga: 8th year.
Ashoka was a BUDDHIST when he waged the Kalinga war.
After the war, he killεd 18,000 Non-Buddhists who allegedly "insulted Buddhism".
Whom do they finally blame? Yes, Hindus and Hinduism
Yes, the great Buddhist emperor Ashoka killɛd 18,000 Ajivikas & Jains because a Nirgrantha Jain of Pundravardhana (Bengal) named Jnatiputra drew a picture of Buddha prostrating at the feet of Mahavira.
Worse, this information comes from a Buddhist source.
Those asking for sources should read Mahavamsa, Ashoka's pillar edicts and Divyavadana. The information given out by me in this thread comes from these sources.
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