Devanampriya Priyadarshi

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Devanampriya Priyadarshi is an honorific epithet of the Mauryan emperor Ashoka, famed for his vast Indian empire and his promotion of Buddhism and nonviolence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf honorific epithet
royal title
appearsIn Major Rock Edicts of Ashoka NERFINISHED
Minor Rock Edicts of Ashoka NERFINISHED
Pillar Edicts of Ashoka NERFINISHED
associatedWithConcept Dhamma
nonviolence
religious tolerance
welfare of subjects
associatedWithDynasty Maurya dynasty NERFINISHED
associatedWithEmpire Maurya Empire NERFINISHED
associatedWithPolicy moral governance
promotion of Buddhism
rejection of unnecessary warfare
associatedWithReligion Buddhism NERFINISHED
component Devanampriya NERFINISHED
Priyadarshi NERFINISHED
culturalContext ancient Indian royal titulature
epithetType regnal epithet
historicalSourceType epigraphic evidence
honorificFor Mauryan emperor
honorificSense pious king loved by the gods
language Prakrit
linkedToEvent post-Kalinga war reign of Ashoka
linkedToPlace Dhauli rock edict NERFINISHED
Girnar rock edict NERFINISHED
Jaugada rock edict NERFINISHED
Lauria Nandangarh pillar edict NERFINISHED
Mansehra rock edict NERFINISHED
Rampurva pillar edict NERFINISHED
Sarnath pillar edict NERFINISHED
Shahbazgarhi rock edict NERFINISHED
meaning Beloved of the Gods, He who looks on with affection
refersTo Ashoka NERFINISHED
region South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent
scholarlyIdentification identified with Ashoka by modern historians
script Brahmi NERFINISHED
Kharosthi NERFINISHED
timePeriod 3rd century BCE
titleHolder Ashoka the Great NERFINISHED
usedAs opening formula in Ashokan edicts
usedBy Ashoka NERFINISHED
usedIn Ashokan edicts NERFINISHED
usedInInscriptionType royal edict
usedInMedium pillar inscriptions
rock inscriptions

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Ashoka alsoKnownAs Devanampriya Priyadarshi