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Who among the following Mauryan kings gave up war after the battle of Kalinga?

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Chandragupta Maurya

Ashoka

Mahinda

Bindusara

Explanation:

- Chandragupta Maurya: The founder of the Mauryan Empire, he was known for his conquests and strong administration. He did not give up war after any specific battle.

- Ashoka: The correct answer. Known for the Kalinga War's bloodshed, Ashoka embraced Buddhism and non-violence after this battle, renouncing further military aggression.

- Mahinda: Not a Mauryan king. He was a son of Ashoka who played a significant role in spreading Buddhism to Sri Lanka.

- Bindusara: The second Mauryan emperor and father of Ashoka, known for his military campaigns but did not renounce war.

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