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neha mehra

@rinku4u

Dazzler

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Posted: 14 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: jhum_86

is this helen(may be daughter of selukas) was the mother of bindusar???i dont think so.....coz this marriage happened the last period of cgm's rule....can u give me info abt it??

Bindusara was d son of Durdhara. i gave info abt it ... 😊😊😊😊😊 bhool gayi?

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Arunita Chandra

@RoseFairy

Dazzler

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Posted: 14 years ago

#12

nahi bhuli yar mai helen k bare me confirm hona chahti thi

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neha mehra

@rinku4u

Dazzler

+ 2

Posted: 14 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: jhum_86
nahi bhuli yar mai helen k bare me confirm hona chahti thi

she was a greek princess😊

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Arunita Chandra

@RoseFairy

Dazzler

+ 3

Posted: 14 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: rinku4u

she was a greek princess😊

cgm ke kitne wife the yar??

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charu

@cjs369

Rocker

Posted: 14 years ago

#15

Chandragupta Maurya succeeded to the Nanda throne in 321 B.C
Once the Ganges valley was under his control, Chandragupta moved to the north-west to exploit the power vacuum created by Alexander's departure. The areas of the north-west fell to him rapidly until he reached the Indus. Here he paused for the moment, as the Greek Seleucid dynasty had fortified itself in Persia and was determined to hold the trans Indus region.

305 B.C. saw CGM back in the north-west involved in a campaign against Seleucus Nikator, which Chandragupta finally won in 303 B.C.
The treaty of 303 B.C. also included a marriage between Seleucus's daughter Helen with Chandragupta Maurya.

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ankita

@Ankita_88

Rocker

+ 5

Posted: 14 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: cjs369

Chandragupta Maurya succeeded to the Nanda throne in 321 B.C
Once the Ganges valley was under his control, Chandragupta moved to the north-west to exploit the power vacuum created by Alexander's departure. The areas of the north-west fell to him rapidly until he reached the Indus. Here he paused for the moment, as the Greek Seleucid dynasty had fortified itself in Persia and was determined to hold the trans Indus region.

305 B.C. saw CGM back in the north-west involved in a campaign against Seleucus Nikator, which Chandragupta finally won in 303 B.C.
The treaty of 303 B.C. also included a marriage between Seleucus's daughter Helen with Chandragupta Maurya.

well that was the system yaar....ladies were trated like that....they could not voice their intention over anything....CGM had many wives so is prithviraj chauhan so is Maan Singha so is others...no change yaar !!! ladies were treated like that.....its soo pathetic !!!!!

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Khushi Grover

@Amor.

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 14 years ago

#17

Hey guyz as u r discussion

i would love to share this with all of u

2007 ya 2008 me koi survey hua tha usme nikla tha ye i read in a magazine on history long time back so pc me save kiya tha

Ten great historical leaders who are known as dashveers

they are-

chandragupta maurya

,ashoka

,samudragupt

,vikramaditya

,harshavardhan.

bappa rawal,

prithviraj chauhan

,rana kumbha-rana sanga,

maharana pratap,

shivaji.

thy r in correct sequence

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ankita

@Ankita_88

Rocker

+ 5

Posted: 14 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: BhartiKhushi909
Hey guyz as u r discussion
i would love to share this with all of u

2007 ya 2008 me koi survey hua tha usme nikla tha ye i read in a magazine on history long time back so pc me save kiya tha

Ten great historical leaders who are known as dashveers
they are-
chandragupta maurya
,ashoka
,samudragupt
,vikramaditya
,harshavardhan.
bappa rawal,
prithviraj chauhan
,rana kumbha-rana sanga,
maharana pratap,
shivaji.
thy r in correct sequence

i am a huge fan of Maharana Pratap , Prithviraj Chauhan , Shivaji and Vikramidtya.....how much i adored them but kanishka was a good king too..i dont know why the magaxine did not mention...may be because he was not actually from Indian Origin...