And this Dhamma consists of mercy, charity, truthfulness, purity, gentleness, and goodness.
Indian emperor, spread Buddhism
Pillar Edict VI (definition of Dhamma)
c. 243 BCE
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"This is good - but this I consider of very little consequence: the fact that the people practice Dhamma."
Strange & Unusual"Thus speaks King Priyadarsin, Beloved of the Gods: I have had this Dhamma edict written for the welfare and happiness of all people. For I consider that the greatest happiness is to lead people to the…"
Controversial"The beloved of the gods speaks thus: This Dhamma edict was written twenty-six years after my coronation."
Strange & Unusual"This Dhamma edict was written by me after I had been consecrated twenty-six years. I have caused this Dhamma edict to be inscribed for the following purpose: that it may endure for a long time, and th…"
Controversial"The beloved of the gods does not consider glory and fame to be of great account unless they are achieved through having my subjects respect Dhamma and practice Dhamma."
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