This pillar was originally erected in the 3rd century BC by the Mauryan emperor Ashoka. The pillar was moved to Allahabad, in front of the gateway to the Allahabad Fort, in 1583 by Akbar. The pillar made of polished stone extends 10.7 m.
Ashok Stambh is a symbol of victory. Ashok Stambh is used to get name and fame. Getting favours from Government officers. This Pillar provides Government support and help with all official communication.
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The four lions on the Capital Pillar symbolise Ashoka’s rule over the four directions the, wheels are the symbols of his enlightened rule and the four animals (elephant, bull, horse, lion) symbolise four adjoining territories of India.
The four lions on the Capital Pillar symbolise Ashoka’s rule over the four directions the, wheels are the symbols of his enlightened rule and the four animals (elephant, bull, horse, lion) symbolise four adjoining territories of India.
