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What is meant by the Pan-Indian character of the Mauryan administration?
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Solution
The Maurya administration was remarkable for its widespread and multipurpose achievements by conquering various foreign forces led by Alexander and Seleucus in N.W. India, and Nandas in Ganga-basin and Mysore rulers n the South. After the Kalinga war, Ashoka encouraged the development in art, culture, and economy of India. So it is called Pan-Indian character due to its extension and gravity of realm covering a large part of India.
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