A   treatise written   during   this   emperor's   life   espoused   using    (*)    femme   fatale    as   a   method   of   espionage   and   was used   to   overthrow   the   Nanda   Dynasty.   
T he   Courtesan   and   the   Sadhu    details   the   relationship   between   this   emperor   and   his advisors.   Plutarch   writes   that   this   emperor   was   raised   by   a   family   of   peacock   tamers.   One   text   on this   emperor's   domain   describes   seven   hereditary   classes   in   his   domain,   the   top   of   which   were   the (+)    philosophers,   as   well   as   exposing   his   citizens'   belief   that   Heracles   was   one   of   their   kind.   This emperor's   disciple   wrote   the    Kalpa   Sutra    while   he   fasted   to   death   at   Shravanabelagola.   A   treatise written   during   this   emperor's   life   espoused   using    (*)    femme   fatale    as   a   method   of   espionage   and   was used   to   overthrow   the   Nanda   Dynasty.   That   treatise   is   the    Arthashastra.    For   10   points,   name   this   emperor who,   along   with   Chanakya,   was   described   in   Megasthenes's    Indika    as   the   founder   of   the   Mauryan Empire.
T he   Courtesan   and   the   Sadhu    details   the   relationship   between   this   emperor   and   his advisors.   
Chandragupta    Maurya   (accept    Sandrokottos    or    Androcottus )