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Yes he was jatt
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Mahendra Choudhary
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Is purewall a jatt last name?
yes Purewall are Jatt for sure, King Porus was also Purewall Jatt. When Alaxander attacked India he was faced by Porus and defeted Porus but he was very impressed by his courage and gave him his kingdom back with more territories than before.
When did King Porus die?
King Porus died in -317.
Which Punjabi king fought against Alexender the Great?
King Porus of Paurava.
How was Alexander able to turn Porus into a kind of weapon?
It was the other way round - Alexander strangely not only let Porus retain his kingdom but also gave Porus the territory of a king who had supported Alexander, then conquered some other territory for Porus. This gives some reason to suspect that Alexander did not conquer Porus, but at best it was a standoff, or even a loss, and he came to a deal with Porus.
Who won the battle between Alexander and porus?
porus
Was king porus jatt?
Yes he was jatt
Is purewall a jatt last name?
yes Purewall are Jatt for sure, King Porus was also Purewall Jatt. When Alaxander attacked India he was faced by Porus and defeted Porus but he was very impressed by his courage and gave him his kingdom back with more territories than before.
When did King Porus die?
King Porus died in -317.
What is the summary of the poem King porus - A legend of old?
"King Porus: A Legend of Old" is a poem that tells the story of King Porus, a legendary Indian king who valiantly fought against Alexander the Great but was ultimately defeated. The poem highlights the bravery and resilience of King Porus in the face of overwhelming odds and celebrates his noble spirit even in defeat. It captures the ethos of a bygone era when kings and warriors were known for their courage and honor.
Which Punjabi king fought against Alexender the Great?
King Porus of Paurava.
How was Alexander able to turn Porus into a kind of weapon?
It was the other way round - Alexander strangely not only let Porus retain his kingdom but also gave Porus the territory of a king who had supported Alexander, then conquered some other territory for Porus. This gives some reason to suspect that Alexander did not conquer Porus, but at best it was a standoff, or even a loss, and he came to a deal with Porus.
What was the one foe that Alexander the great could not conquer?
King Porus
Who conquered the Indus valley from King Darius and the Persian Empire?
Apparently Alexander the Great conquered it and gave it to the local King Porus.Another view:That is the conundrum. The Persian Empire had ceased to exist by then and Darius had been murdered by his own princes. Alexander was in fact attacking King Porus to strip him of the northern Indus Valley. He allegedly defeated Porus and amazingly gave it back to him and threw in the added gift of the kingdom of his own loyal ally King Taxiles who had helped him defeat Porus. This is a befuddled story which suggests that Alexander didn't defeat Porus or conquer the Indus Valley.
What is the subject matter of Alexander et Porus by Charles le brun?
The subject matter of "Alexander et Porus" by Charles Le Brun is a depiction of the battle between Alexander the Great and King Porus of India. It portrays the moment when Alexander, on horseback, confronts Porus who is mounted on an elephant, symbolizing the clash of Eastern and Western powers.
Who won the battle between Alexander and porus?
porus
Who defeated Alexander the Great?
There is a strong suspicion the he was defeated by King Poros of Pauravas in India, or at least it was a draw - otherwise his transferring of his own ally King Taxiles' kingdom to Poros is inexplicable.
Did Alexander lose a war if he did what was it?
The events of his supposed defeat of King Porus of Hydaspes at the Battle of the Hydaspes River are strange - it was a close battle, and after Alexander 'won', he inexplicably gave back to Porus his kingdom of Hydaspes, and also donated to Porus his astounded ally King Taxiles' kingdom of Taxila. He then went on doing conquests for Porus to add to the latter's kingdom. It sounds more like Hydaspes River was a stalemate at best, if not a defeat for Alexander, given Alexander's obsequious approach to his alleged victim, but of course his tame historians are not going to admit it. It will remain a mystery.
