Now Beloved of the gods feels deep remorse for having conquered the Kalingas. So this is really interesting. You don't have a lot of conquerors, especially in ancient history, after killing several hundred thousand, or maybe being responsible for the death of several hundred thousand, for feeling remorse about it, and writing about it. And so not only is this profound becoming from a conqueror, but it also reminds us how bloody some of these ancient wars were. But this is a turning point for him. He turns to Buddhism, and he really then becomes anti-violence, not just towards humans, but even towards animals. He becomes a devoted Buddhist, and sponsors Buddhist temples throughout his empire.