Ashoka left various inscriptions about Buddhism on the pillars he left throughout the northern Indian subcontinent.
What are Ashoka's Pillars?
The Pillars of Ashoka is a term to refer to a series of columns located in the north of the Indian subcontinent. These pillars were placed during the rule of King Ashoka, who had the purpose of leaving a description of Buddhism.
These pillars are characterized by being 12 to 15 meters high and have inscriptions on Buddhism. They also have capitals of animal figures. However, it is believed that there were many more pillars than exist today (19) but only nineteen survived.
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