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Which of these was true of Chandragupta's rule of the Mauryan Empire? Bureaucracy made the government useless. Royal courts provided no help to anyone. The rule of law was …

Which of these was true of Chandragupta's rule of the Mauryan Empire? Bureaucracy made the government useless. Royal courts provided no help to anyone. The rule of law was …
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Which of these was true of Chandragupta's rule of the Mauryan Empire?

Bureaucracy made the government useless.

Royal courts provided no help to anyone.

The rule of law was especially harsh.

The tax system was abolished.

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the last one bro took the te3st and got it right

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The tax system was abolished and this was true about Chandragupta's rule of the Mauryan Empire. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the last option or the fourth option. Chandragupta was actually the founder of the Mauryan empire and it flourished greatly.
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