___ converted to Buddhism and stopped waging war, choosing instead to rebuild cities and spread Buddhist teachings. * Candragupta Maurya Asoka Candra Gupta I Samudra Gupta

Maurya Asoka

Explanation:

Maurya Asoka was known as one of the great rulers of the Indian territory. His reign lasted between 268 to 232 BC. He was often referred to as Asoka the Great because of his exploits in the region while he was the ruler.

Though, he was originally a ruler who conquered neighboring territories through war. Following the end of the Kalinga war in 261 BC, Asoka later converted to Buddhism and stopped waging war, choosing instead to rebuild cities and spread Buddhist teachings.

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