What changes did Buddhism go through after the death of Ashoka?

a. A person did not have to join the Buddhist order to attain enlightenment.
b. Theravada was considered the most important element of Buddhist teachings.
c. Indians began to worship statues of the Buddha.
d. New interpretations of Buddhism were introduced.
e. Many chose not to attain nirvana.


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