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Napoleon in Egypt Battle of the Pyramids p1 In 1798, the struggle between France and Great Britain to become a superpower continued. In France, nine years ago, the monarchy was abolished due to the revolution. From then on, all the major European powers, including Britain and Russia, were either at …

Alexander vs Porus Battle of the Hydaspes p4 While the loss of the Greek army is said to be 1000. But you know the history of this war was written by the victorious Greeks and the history written by the victors cannot be trusted much. So this number is definitely …

Alexander vs Porus Battle of the Hydaspes p3 They could not even see the enemy’s left wing cavalry because they were hidden. He therefore ordered the cavalry on the other side of the center to leave their position and move immediately to the left and assist the cavalry fighting there. …

Alexander vs Porus Battle of the Hydaspes p2 The depth was also not much. Above all, there was a dense forest on the island and on the western side of the river, the Greek side. This forest was enough to hide the Greek army from the eyes of the Indians. …

Alexander vs Porus Battle of the Hydaspes p1 By 326 BCE, Alexander the Great’s empire had spread from Europe to Asia. He had reached north-west India and from here on his mission was the complete conquest of India. They advanced and after conquering the present Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa region, crossed the Indus …

Who are Kurds? | Why Kurds Don’t Have Their Own Country? This is Kurdistan, a vast region spanning about 200,000 square kilometers between present-day Turkey, Iran, and Iraq The people living in this region are called Kurds and their population is around three to four and a half million But …

Battle of Gaugamela Part 3 Then they also captured the other main city of Susa. Their next target was the ancient capital of Iran, “Persipolis”, the remains of which still exist today, sixty-one kilometers north of the Iranian city of Shiraz. There was an army of about twenty seven thousand …

Battle of Gaugamela Part 2 Thus there were gaps in the Greek ranks. As soon as the chariots entered these spaces, the archers among the Greeks on foot showered them with arrows. In the same way, the soldiers standing on both sides of the open spaces thrust their long spears …

Battle of Gaugamela Part 1 After the defeat at the Battle of Essus in 333 BCE , half of the Iranian Empire was taken away. Alexander the Greek occupied present day Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Egypt . But the Iranian Achaemenid Empire still existed from Iraq to Balochistan. His …

Alexander’s Invasion of Persia Part 4 The main part of the city was located on an island some distance from the coast. Since the Greeks had no fleet, the townspeople were confident in defending their city. But Alexander did not give up. He built a wood-and-stone bridge from the beach …