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Biographies of Great Indians & Hindus ASHOKA IntroductionThe Wheel, which adorns the flag of free India, has kept His memory green. Lord of a vast empire,, after a great victory on the battlefield he grew sick of violence and took an oath never to fight again. He was an ideal ruler. He strove to carry to other lands the light he had won in his life. He dedicated himself to the victories of righteousness. Author - Mohanachand Keeranagi Ashoka "All men are my children. I am like a father to them. As every father desires the good and the happiness of his children, I wish that all men should be happy always." These are the words of an emperor who lived two thousand and three hundred years ago. We see in history how even mere chieftains grew arrogant and used their powers selfishly and unjustly. But the emperor who said the above words ruled over the greater part of India. He had the power of life and death over millions of his subjects. Is it surprising that free India remembers him with admiration? This emperor was Ashoka (also called ‘Devanampriya Priyadarshi’). The wheel in the abacus of the pillar which he erected as a memorial at Saranath now adorns the national flag of free India. [ Up ] [ Next ] About Ashoka 
Introduction Who Was 'Priyadarshi'? The Emperors At Taxila Ashoka Becomes King Kalinga The Kalinga War- A Change Of Heart Matchless In History The Noblest Victory Spreading The Message Of Dharma The Seeds Of Dharma A Religious Conference The Pillar At Sarnath The People's Friend Vanquisted Kalinga Vigilant On All Sides An Old Age Of Sorrow The Brightest Star In The History Of The World