Ashoka called the third Buddhist council at which of the following places?

Ashoka called the third Buddhist council at Pataliputra.

Magadha names the wider kingdom and not the exact city of this council.

Burma was a land to which the faith later spread, not the council's seat.

Theravada is a school of Buddhism and not a place at all.

The council at Pataliputra was presided over by the elder Moggaliputta Tissa.

From it Ashoka sent missionaries to distant lands including Sri Lanka.