Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "चन्द्रगुप्त मौर्य" in Hindi language version.
If the Jaina tradition is to be believed, Chandragupta was converted to the religion of Mahavira. He is said to have abdicated his throne and passed his last days at Sravana Belgola in Mysore. Greek evidence, however, suggests that the first Maurya did not give up the performance of sacrificial rites and was far from following the Jaina creed of Ahimsa or non-injury to animals. He took delight in hunting, a practice that was continued by his son and alluded to by his grandson in his eighth Rock Edict. It is, however, possible that in his last days he showed some predilection for Jainism ...
Thus , Maurya Chandra Gupta ruled in 1534 B.C. and not in 326 B.C.
In the history of Magadha which now passes for the History of India , Chandragupta Maurya crowned in 1534 B.C.
the beginning of the Maurya dynasty comes to 1534 B. C. and that of the Gupta period to 327 B. C.
Maurya Chandragupta flourished in B. C. 1534 .
Chandragupta Maurya who lived in 1534 B. C. , is brought down to 323 B.C.
Chandragupta Maurya belonged to 1534 B.C.
