How did Aśoka’s conversion to Buddhism change the way he governed the Mauryan Empire?

It had no effect because Aśoka's religious beliefs were a domestic issue. It led to improved relations, as Aśoka committed to a policy of nonviolence. It led the Mauryan Empire to expand to include these neighboring kingdoms. It made relations worse, as other countries resented his efforts to promote Buddhism. hope i helped

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