History of India, 266 BC, Ashoka conquered most of South Asia, Afghanistan and Iran

In 266 BC, the Mauryan Emperor Ashoka conquered most of South Asia, Afghanistan, and Iran.

He expanded the Mauryan Empire into the largest and most powerful empire in the Indian subcontinent at the time.

Ashoka was a great military leader and was able to win many battles against rival kingdoms in the region.

He also instituted a new system of government and introduced many reforms, such as establishing a uniform system of justice and encouraging religious tolerance.

Ashoka's rule marked the beginning of the golden age of Indian history, during which the region enjoyed a period of peace and prosperity.

During this time, Indian art and architecture flourished, and new technologies such as irrigation systems were developed.

Ashoka also built a number of monuments, such as the famous rock edicts in Karnataka, which are still visible today.

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