Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Porus in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Porus' son was killed.
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It was not far from the site of the defeat of Porus.
Porus then directed his main force to the crossing.
Alexander's treatment of Porus fits in with mythology of the times; i.e.
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The spectacular victory over Porus precipitated a crisis for the Macedonians.
Porus had an army of thirty thousand soldiers with two thousand of them cavalry.
Alexander's army was vastly superior to Porus' in numbers, equipment and experience.
Seleucus led his troops against the elephants of King Porus.
One ruler who did not was Porus who ruled a kingdom along the Hydaspes(Jhelum) River.
were assigned to Porus.
About one third of Porus' army was killed and one third captured including Porus himself.
These episodes can be compared with his generous treatment of Porus who held up Alexander's campaign for months.
With the support of Porus' kingdom the invasion of the Ganges River Valley would not be difficult.
The elephants once blinded and their trunks cut by swords were as much of a danger to Porus' forces as the Macedonians.
When Porus was informed of the crossing he sent a force of two thousand men with fifty chariots under the command of his son.
Alexander the Great and his army crossed the Jhelum in July 326 BC at the Battle of the Hydaspes River where he defeated the Indian king Porus.
Porus' capture did not result in his execution for holding up Alexander's advance through India as might have been expeted.
in a good mood, perhaps even in a manic mood, because he freed Porus and gave him back the rulership of his kingdom under Alexander's overlordship.
Porus had to disperse his already indadequate forces opposite the places where Alexander's forces could be seen to be concentrated.
Porus hoped only to hold up the Macedonian army's crossing of the Jhelum River until the monsoon rains would swell the river to the point that it would be impossible for the army to cross.