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National Emblem, which has three lions mounted on an abacus and is an adaptation from Ashoka's Sarnath Lion capital
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sculpture of emblem of India, four lion symbolizing power, courage, pride and confidence - rest on a circular abacus,at Malabar Hill, Mumbai, India Stock Photo - Alamy
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Abacus of an Ashokan Pillar (Illustration) - World History Encyclopedia
Ashoka: The Search For India's Lost Emperor - The capital of the Sanchi pillar of Ashoka, as discovered (left), and simulation of original appearance (right). It is very similar to the Lion
