Allahabad Pillar Inscription

The Allahabad Pillar Inscription is a 3rd-century CE record carved into a sandstone pillar in India, composed in Sanskrit using the Brahmi script. It details Emperor Ashoka’s reign, his policies on Buddhism, and his efforts to promote moral governance and social welfare. The inscription also acknowledges his family and military achievements. It is a significant historical document that provides insights into Ashoka’s rule, Buddhist history, and ancient Indian society, making it an important artifact for understanding India’s early history and the spread of Buddhism.