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Which of the following was the main cause of the decline of the Maurya Empire?

A. Invasions by the Greeks
B. Weak successors of Ashoka
C. Economic decline
D. Internal rebellion

Explanation:

The decline of the Maurya Empire is largely attributed to weak successors of Ashoka, especially his son, who was unable to manage the empire. Option "Invasions by the Greeks" occurred earlier and didn’t lead to the decline. Option "Economic decline" was not the primary cause. Option "Internal rebellion" was not significant in the decline.

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