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Who Killed Porus the famous King ????
Asked by HARI singh Nalwa,
09 Aug '12 12:33 pm
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Indian sources record that Puru was killed by mistake by the Indian ruler Rakshasa, who was trying to assassinate Chandragupta instead.
Answered by LIPSIKA, 09 Aug '12 12:44 pm
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Though he fought with Sikander , how he died I do not know
Answered by jameel ahmed, 13 Aug '12 12:45 pm
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Porus ko kisne mara ya pata nahi...............lekin sikander ne raja porus ko haraya tha aur sikander ko raja ambhi ne madad ki thi...porus ki veerta dekhkar emperror sikander ne porus ko uska raajpath vaapas diya tha.
Answered by suryakant khare, 09 Aug '12 12:37 pm
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Indian sources record that Parvata was killed by mistake by the Indian ruler Rakshasa, who was trying to assassinate Chandragupta instead.
Greek tradition however records that he was assassinated, sometime between 321 and 315 BC, by the Thracian general Eudemus (general), who had remained in charge of the Macedonian armies in the Punjab:
"From India came Eudamus, with 500 horsemen, 300 footmen, and 120 elephants. These beasts he had secured after the death of Alexander, by treacherously slaying King Porus" Diodorus Siculus XIX-14
After his assassination, his son Malayketu ascended the throne with the help of Eudemus. However, Malayketu was killed in the Battle of Gabiene in 317 BC.
Answered by saranathan Narasimhan, 09 Aug '12 03:41 pm
Greek tradition however records that he was assassinated, sometime between 321 and 315 BC, by the Thracian general Eudemus (general), who had remained in charge of the Macedonian armies in the Punjab:
"From India came Eudamus, with 500 horsemen, 300 footmen, and 120 elephants. These beasts he had secured after the death of Alexander, by treacherously slaying King Porus" Diodorus Siculus XIX-14
After his assassination, his son Malayketu ascended the throne with the help of Eudemus. However, Malayketu was killed in the Battle of Gabiene in 317 BC.
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