After its last ruler was overthrown, Demetrius I of Bactria invaded it, and one leader of this empire was named for a mark he received on his forehead in infancy as a result of poison.
This empire's eastern and western provincial capitals were Tosali and Ujjain, respectively. After its last ruler was overthrown, Demetrius I of Bactria invaded it, and one leader of this empire was named for a mark he received on his forehead in infancy as a result of poison. Another leader of this empire established a capital at Pataliputra, and underwent a (*) religious change following the battle of Kalinga. In addition to being led by Bindusara, this empire saw Ashoka's issuance of his rock edicts, as well as his conversion to Buddhism. For 10 points, identify this Indian empire whose founder was Chandragupta.
This empire's eastern and western provincial capitals were Tosali and Ujjain, respectively.
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