"The Rule of the Fishes" refers to the
A) statement of Buddha about the need to abstain from killing reptiles.
B) view that warfare is glorious and was the primary activity of kings and aristocrats.
C) development of a major marine fishery program under Ashoka.
D) desire of Hindus to eat fish rather than cattle.
E) invasion of the Ganges basis by the Sea Peoples from South Asia.

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"The Rule of the Fishes" is an ancient Indian term that describes a period or condition in which warfare and might were considered glorious, and the primary activities of kings and aristocrats were focused on military conquest and domination, reflecting a survival of the fittest or might-is-right philosophy.

"The Rule of the Fishes" Refers to the