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Kabhi aristotle aur Chankya mil paate...Do duniya ke sabse bade vidhwan...contemporary bhi the...👏 Unfortunately they never met😕 Sony walo olympia bharat aa sakti hai to kya Aristotle nahin aa sakta😡

request karo siddharth sir ko...kya pata sun le aapki baat aur mil jaaye yeh dono.

Originally posted by: EtherealRati

request karo siddharth sir ko...kya pata sun le aapki baat aur mil jaaye yeh dono.

Originally posted by: luckySnow

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waise kya asal history mein chanakya ka role tha is fight mein ?

Originally posted by: EtherealRati

waise kya asal history mein chanakya ka role tha is fight mein ?

May be he will be shown gathering kingdoms...but takshilla dar kar haath mila lega...ya pata nahi if cvs will go with distortion than takshilla and pourav rashtra will fight together. See at this point...a tiff cant be created between takshilla and pourav rashtra as they are going strong...only way to eliminate takshilla from puru alex war is showing them bowing down to alex demands to save their people life or else they will be shown with puru. There is no reason as of now for which takshilla will ditch pourav rashtra.

Can Alexander please at least remember Aristotle's teaching in flashbacks so we can see a glimpse of him? Or at least exchange letters with him about the war? 😉

Originally posted by: inlieu

Yeah, that would have been awesome. They could compare robes.

Chanakya would probably have known about Aristotle, because he was already famous during his lifetime. Knowing that he was Alexander's tutor might have even helped Chanakya understand his mindset and prepare to defeat the Macedonian army later with Chandragupta Maurya.

Can Alexander please at least remember Aristotle's teaching in flashbacks so we can see a glimpse of him? Or at least exchange letters with him about the war? 😉

Apparently he didn't like Roxanne, so it would be interesting to see if Alexander disapproves of his mentor's attitude.

Mein bhi kin khwaabon mein khoyi hoon. Yahan dhang se Alexander dekhne ko nahin milta, aur main Aristotle ki baat kar rahi hoon.

@bold I can just imagine, Sameksha would have portrayed this to perfection.