What achievements did India make in influencing the first emperor Ashoka?

At first, Ashoka gradually ruled all India by his own strength, and it was not until 26 1 that he ruled India, but not all of them ruled. The situation at that time was very tragic. In the last battle,150,000 people were captured, and100,000 people were killed, with countless casualties. After that, except Mysore at that time, they all belonged to the territory ruled by Ashoka. In the process of ruling India, it is said that after reunification, Ashoka immediately stopped territorial expansion and war because he saw too many killings, and began to strengthen territorial management and people's stability. Asoka's policy is also correct. After India's reunification, it began to promote Buddhism in India. For India now, India still believes in Buddhism. It is precisely because of Ashoka's promotion that Buddhism has become a world-class religion. Compared with other rulers, Ashoka is more kind and tolerant. Pushed by Buddhism, Ashoka has always emphasized the management system of non-violence and tolerance. Because of this, Asoka ruled India for 4 1 year with the support of the Indian people. Sakyamuni was born in ancient India, under the Himalayas, and his name means "Sage of Sakyamuni". The reason why he said this is that since he was born, he was told by fortune tellers that he would make great achievements in the future, so he got the name. When Sakyamuni grew up, he was indeed very merciful to the world as predicted, and even did not see that the world had suffered a little. Later, he met a monk. At that time, Sakyamuni felt that becoming a monk would be peaceful and there would be no pain. After that, he began to become a monk. After slow penance, he began to admire Buddhism everywhere until he died at the age of 80.