Arrange chronologically:
(A) First Stupa
(B) Early Upanishads
(C) Early Vedic Tradition
(D) Mahayana Buddhism
(E) Earliest Trade
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The development of stupas as Buddhist relics was significantly influenced by Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE, marking an important shift in Buddhist architecture.
The correct chronological sequence is: Early Vedic Tradition (C) around 1500 BCE, followed by the Early Upanishads (B) around 800 BCE. The First Stupa (A) was built during the 3rd century BCE under Ashoka. Earliest Trade (E) dates back to the Harappan Civilization (approximately 2500 BCE), and Mahayana Buddhism (D) developed in the 1st century CE.