Question
After King Ashoka's death, who ruled the eastern part of
his empire? ÂSolution
King Ashoka passed away in 232 BCE after a 40-year reign. Following his death, his empire was divided into two parts. The eastern region was governed by his grandson Dasaratha, while the western region was ruled by another grandson, Samprati.
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