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Arunita Chandra

@RoseFairy

Dazzler

+ 3

Posted: 14 years ago

#41

han bharti there is no evidence of the battle between alex and cgm...rather cgm learnt the war strategy from alex...i have read id in diff sources in bengali

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Khushi Grover

@Amor.

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 14 years ago

#42

Originally posted by: Historylover

History galat ho rahi hai Indu...let me calculate 356-323 = 33 ryt
cg was born in 340 B.C...356- 340= 16 yrs of age difference between cg and Alex
so when alex invaded India in 326 B.C he must have been 30 and Cgm 14...so if sagar's will take 10 yrs leap...cg will be 23 and Alexander 40...which is almost impossible...coz Alex died at the age of 32-33 yrs...samji😉

are sab samjh gye yaar but ye jaake sagars ko samjhao 😡 sab gadbad ghotala inhi ka hai😕

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Khushi Grover

@Amor.

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 14 years ago

#43

Originally posted by: jhum_86
han bharti there is no evidence of the battle between alex and cgm...rather cgm learnt the war strategy from alex...i have read id in diff sources in bengali

to maine kab kaha ki battle huyi😕

phir sab wrng le rahe ho

dhyan se padho yaar 😭

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indupriya2008

@indupriya2008

Voyager

Posted: 14 years ago

#44

Originally posted by: Historylover

History galat ho rahi hai Indu...let me calculate 356-323 = 33 ryt
cg was born in 340 B.C...356- 340= 16 yrs of age difference between cg and Alex
so when alex invaded India in 326 B.C he must have been 30 and Cgm 14...so if sagar's will take 10 yrs leap...cg will be 23 and Alexander 40...which is almost impossible...coz Alex died at the age of 32-33 yrs...samji😉

Samj gaye acharya bhargu! 😆

Ab toh pakka agar sagars alex ko leap se phele nahi bhejengey toh baad maine uske bhoot ko yamlok se bulaker bhejengey. 😆

don't take seriously just joking

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Bhargavi

@Historylover

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#45

Haww Khushi dear..mera bhi woh matlab nahi tha...aur main teri kisi baat ka bura maan sakti hun kya...aaj ki baad fir kabhi aisi baatein mat karna😳 we all love u 😃 ...and yes Khushi teacher...aap humare and history cc k principal ho...i know that u know😉 😆...and yes...humara desh hai hi itna pyaara jo ek baar aa jaye ho apna dil haar jaye😛

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Khushi Grover

@Amor.

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 14 years ago

#46

Chandragupta Maurya, with the help of Chanakya, defeated the Magadha kings and the bulk army of Chandravanshi clan. Following his victory against the Greeks, the defeated generals of Alexander settled in Gandhara (Kamboja kingdom of Aryan Mahajanpad), today's Afghanistan. At the time of Alexander's invasion, Chanakyawas a teacher at Takshasila University. Alexander signed peace treaties with the king of Takshasila and Gandhara, Ambhi (also known as Taxiles). Porus(Parvateshwar), a king of Punjab, was the only local king who agreed to challenge Alexander at the Battle of the Hydaspes River, but the war led to ceasefire.

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Khushi Grover

@Amor.

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 14 years ago

#47

Chanakya had trained Chandragupta under his guidance and together they planned the destruction of Dhana Nanda. The Mudrarakshasa of Visakhadutta as well as the Jainawork Parisishtaparvan talk of Chandragupta's alliance with the Himalayan king Parvatka.
It is noted in the Chandraguptakatha that the protagonist and Chanakya were initially rebuffed by the Nanda forces. Regardless, in the ensuing war, Chandragupta faced off against Bhadrasala – commander of Dhana Nanda's armies. He was eventually able to defeat Bhadrasala and Dhana Nanda in a series of battles, ending with the siege of the capital city Pataliputra and the conquest of the Nanda Empire around 321 BCE,thus founding the powerful Maurya Empire in Northern India by the time he was about 20 years old.😕