Which of the following was the unifying characteristic of the regional dynasties of South Asia in the third through first centuries BCE?

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The regional dynasties of South Asia during the third through first centuries BCE were unified in their patronage of Buddhism. This is evident from the construction of numerous Buddhist stupas and monasteries, as well as the spread of Buddhist teachings throughout the region. While some rulers did patronize other religious traditions such as Shiva, Vishnu, and Devi, Buddhism was the unifying characteristic of the era.

Which of the Following Was the Unifying Characteristic of the Regional