In the 50 years that followed Ashoka's death, Mauryan power went into decline.
The power of the Mauryans fell in the 50 years after Ashoka's death.
The power didn't decline at all for the Mauryans.
During the reign of his son,  the borders were pushed back into the territory of the country, and there were no reactions from surrounding countries.
The personal destruction spin was a big loser.
Rural carriers and city carriers have differing labor costs mostly due to corporate whim.
I've never done that myself.
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Russia has always had 100% accuracy when it come to accounting for its dead people.