How Important Was The Empire?

The Mauryan Empire was a major empire that set a landmark in the Indian History. It was the first PAN-India empire that covered Afghanistan and Baluchistan.

• The spread of Buddhism was influenced and flourished specifically under this empire.
• The empire had a proper political organization.
• The culture of the kingdom was totally agrarian and developed so many ways to defend their lands for farmers and support the entire population.
• The empires focused on developing territorial units and diverse groups in their system.
• Maurya Empire was a multi-level and overlapping jurisdiction that clarified that the king had a monopoly over the whole system.

Also Read:

1. Emperor Ashoka
2. Mauryan Art and Culture
3. Ashoka Foreign Relations
4. Fall of the Mauryan Empire
5. Officers of the Mauryan Era
6. Important Officers of Mauryan Period
7. Major Rock Edicts of the Great Ashoka
8. Administrative System of Mauryan Empire
9. Central and Provincial Administration System of the Maurya Empire

An Early Empire is a subpart of the Class 12 History Chapter “Kings, Farmers and Towns”. It gives us a detailed view of the Early Empire of ancient India which was well known as the Maurya Empire. The Great Maurya Empire (322 BCE – 185 BCE) was the first empire that covered almost the Indian subcontinent joining some parts of present Iran. Chandragupta Maurya was the founder of this kingdom and Chanakya was the king maker.

In this article, we are going to discuss the subpart “An Early Empire” of the Class 12 History Chapter “Kings, Farmers and Towns” in detail.