This leader’s unequipped army was gifted weapons from gods who rose from the ground in order to quell a rebellion in Taxila. This leader threw Susima into a charcoal pit and maintained a namesake “Hell” that was a disguised dungeon. Inscriptions in Greek, Aramaic, and Brahmi declared this leader to be “Beloved of the Gods”and (-5[1])were created after this (-5[1])leader enforced vegetarianism in his court. This successor of Bindusara created the Lion Capital. This leader condemned warfare as “painful and deplorable” on several rock edicts after (10[1])witnessing the bloody conquest (10[1])of Kalinga. For 10 points, name this “Great” Mauryan emperor who (10[1])converted to (-5[1])Buddhism. ■END■