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The famous rock-cut edict of Emperor Ashoka that provides information about his administrative measures and tolerance toward all religious sects is found at which location?
A. Kalsi
B. Girnar✓ Correct Answer
C. Shahbazgarhi
D. Delhi-Topra
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Girnar rock edict in Gujarat preserves major edicts of Ashoka, including Major Rock Edict XII, which promotes mutual respect and harmony among diverse religious sects. Other sites like Kalsi and Shahbazgarhi feature different regional versions of Ashokan inscriptions.
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