Ashoka was called Ashoka the great because of the following reasons:
His actions in the administration and management of State reflect piety, love, magnanimity, high moral discipline, and ethical conduct in his personal as well as public life. He organized a system of government, efficient, humane, and responsive to the public weal, unparalleled in human history.
The record of his administration chiseled on the rocks in the different parts of his empire, on the highways and hills, caves and public places enshrines the noblest sentiments of a man who loved his people like his own children, respected all sects and religious faiths, and instilled confidence in the neighboring countries for peace and concord.
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