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The 40 pages that link to Maurya Empire, each with the reason it gives.

• GandharaRelated: Mauryan rule extended into Gandhara and supported the spread of Buddhism there.

• Seleucus I NicatorRelated: Seleucus’s treaty with Chandragupta exchanged territory for peace and war elephants.

• Khyber PassRelated: Its northwestern frontier linked the pass’s region with South Asian imperial power.

• War elephantRelated: Its large army included elephants as a prominent branch of military strength.

• ArthashastraRelated: The treatise's political world is often connected with the empire's centralized rule.

• MahajanapadasRelated: Its formation followed the consolidation of power in Magadha and its neighboring states.

• TaxilaRelated: Mauryan rule followed the Macedonian presence and made Taxila an imperial provincial center.

• BiharRelated: Its capital, Pataliputra, stood at the site of modern Patna.

• Silk Road transmission of BuddhismRelated: Ashoka’s patronage helped Buddhism spread beyond its early communities in India.

• History of GujaratRelated: Mauryan rule extended into Gujarat and connected it to a subcontinental imperial system.

• History of PakistanRelated: Mauryan rule incorporated parts of the Indus basin and helped spread Buddhism there.

• History of Uttar PradeshRelated: Mauryan administration and rule extended across much of the territory now in Uttar Pradesh.

• MahasthangarhRelated: Inscriptions and archaeological evidence connect the settlement's early history with Mauryan rule.