He unified much of the Indian subcontinent, building one of the largest empires in the region.

He later abdicated his throne, renounced everything, and died an enlightened Jain monk.

Chandragupta is the second alternative leader to join the Civilization VI leader lineup.

These different leaders allow players to take the civ's strengths in slightly different directions.

While Gandhi's empire flourishes in times of peace,

Chandragupta allows you to play as India more aggressively.

Chandragupta gets India's unique ability “Dharma,”

as well as the ability to build Stepwells and Varu units.

His unique ability is “Arthashastra.”

After researching the Military Training civic, he may declare a War of Territorial Expansion,

with additional Movement and Combat Strength during the opening turns of the war.

Chandragupta is a powerful expansionist leader with an elephant mounted army

to support him on his way to a domination victory.

Building plenty of Stepwells will be the key to keeping your people housed and fed

as you expand your reach across continents.

Will your empire grow vast and strong?

How will you lead India in Sid Meier's Civilization VI: Rise and Fall?