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Why was the Kalinga War a turning point in the life of Ashoka?
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Solution
The Kalinga War was a turning point in Ashoka’s life because the large-scale death, destruction, and human suffering during the war filled his heart with deep sorrow and remorse. After witnessing the misery caused by the war, Ashoka decided to give up violence and follow the path of peace and Buddhism.
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