How did Asoka rise to power? O His grandfather chose him as successor.
O He inherited his title directly from his father.
O He came to power by defeating the Greeks.
He won power after a struggle with his brother.

He won power after a struggle with his brother.

Explanation:

According to history, Ashoka was the third emperor of the Mauryan Dynasty and his grandfather was the founder of the Mauryan dynasty.

After their father's death, Ashoka and his brothers had a power struggle and after many years of conflict, he emerged victorious and became Emperor.

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