Kautilya is famous in Indian history as

a. the inventor of the Sanskrit alphabet.
b. the Buddhist tutor of the young prince Ashoka.
c. a cunning and ruthless political thinker who laid the basis of the Mauryan Empire.
d. the Zoroastrian monk who introduced the religion into southern India.


c

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During the course of Louis Joliet and Father Jacques Marquette's exploration down the Mississippi River and their return trip back up the Mississippi River

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