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The common answer is 'nobody', however there is a question mark over why, after allegedly defeating King Porus of Paurava, he gave his kingdom back back to him, conquered more land and gave it to him, and gave him the land of his own local ally King Taxiles of Taxila. It would seem that the Battle o Hydaspes was a best a draw, if not a defeat for Alexander, and the terms of settlement were that Alexander deliver land and service to Porus before being permitted to move on.

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Alexander defeated the Great King Darius III at the Battle of Issus (note: Darius is a 'who' not a 'what')

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Alexander the great defeated and conquered the Persian Empire and part of India.

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What empire did Great Alexander defeat?

Persian Empire


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331 BCE.


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