This figure employed Girikaa in his execution chamber, dubbed "the Paradisal Hell".
This figure employed Girikaa in his execution chamber, dubbed "the Paradisal Hell". This man was a ruler of Ujjain before claiming his most famous title after killing the ruler of Taxila; that ruler, Susima, was this man's half-brother. His most famous victory occurred at the Dhauligiri Hills, after which he inscribed edicts in pillars topped by four lions which were distributed throughout his empire. Kharavela would later revenge his taking of the Jina statue after his death. Following the brutal Kalinga War, this man rejected more war and bloodshed and sent his children to peaceful convert Sri Lanka. For 10 points, name this grandson of Chandragupta who converted to Buddhism during his rule over the Mauryan Empire.
This figure employed Girikaa in his execution chamber, dubbed "the Paradisal Hell".
{Ashoka} the Great [or {Ashoka} Maurya]