most Ashokan inscriptions are in the brahmi script (true/false)​

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true

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inscriptions are written in the Prakrit and Magadha language in the Brahmi and Kharosthi script. ... Major Pillar edicts- They are inscribed on the Pillars of Ashoka

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1). In the poem, "the silver house" implies the silver moon in the lovely sky.

The two weeks to build it up means the weeks required for the moon to complete its journey from the new phase to the full moon phase.

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4). It takes two weeks to build it up and two weeks to build it down.

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false

Explanation:

Taxila was on the north-western border of the empire, hence was considered as the gateway to the north-west, including Central Asia. Ujjain was considered the gateway from the south to the north. Both the cities were highly developed and the merchants and government officials

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Ujjain was considered the gateway from the south to the north. Both the cities were highly developed and the merchants and government officials used to live there. - Farmers, traders, and herdsmen live in smaller towns and villages and in the forest regions, tribals live on hunting and gathering.

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