Description of his life and a translation of Ashoka's rock edicts.

Argues that an Asokan Pillar at Delhi is an altar of Alexander and that an Indian conspiracy assassinated him.

A short biography.

Extracts from the Rock and Pillar Edicts of the Indian king Ashoka (290-232 BC).

Excerpts from some of the Rock Edicts Ashoka used to spread Buddhism.

Historical information.

Historical overview of what is known about Ashoka and a translation of his edicts.

A history of the discovery and translation of Ashoka's rock edicts.

Historical overview and translation of the edicts.

A translation by the Buddhist Publication Society of all of the known Rock Edicts of King Asoka.

An account of his life, his rise to power, and his conversion and acts. Includes a few relevant pictures.

A biography by Pradip Bhattacharya detailing Ashoka's conversion to Buddhism.

An outline of his life and origins, his conversion, and his acts.