At dawn, destitute women in this empire could sell their weaving to an official who was forbidden to look at their faces. 36 chapters that specify the duties of different types of superintendents in this empire are included in a text which describes (15[1])a six-fold policy including peace, war, neutrality, and alliance. A queen of this empire was forced to have a C-section after eating her (-5[1])husband’s (15[1])slightly (15[1])poisoned (15[1])food, (15[4])causing her son (15[2])to be born with a (*) blue (10[3])spot (10[4])on his forehead. (10[2])Another (10[1])queen of this empire blinded Kunala and destroyed the original (10[1])Bodhi tree. (10[2])Chanakya (10[1])possibly wrote the (10[2])Arthashastra (10[2])for (-5[1])a ruler (10[1])of this empire. (10[3]-5[1])At his wife’s birthplace of (10[1])Sanchi, a Buddhist king of this empire built a stupa (10[1])inscribed (10[1])with one (10[1])of his rock edicts. (10[4])For 10 points, (10[1])name this Indian empire founded by Chandragupta. (10[2])■END■ (10[3])