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Corrected the trail lines on the map to be more accurate.
I mis-typed. A lot of Indians themselves "didn't" know Sanskrit.
Also the dialect of the Mauryans wasn't Sanksrit. Sanskrit was used by the priestly class to conduct religious rituals. While the rulers would have been educated on Sanskrit, the common folk and dialect used would be the spoken language of Magadhi Prakrit.
also the Lingua franca was Prakrit