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Alexander the Great defeatedd Porus, the King of Punjab. It was CHandragupta Muarya of Bihar who defeated the Greeks under seleucus Nikator. And there was not a single empire based in the Indus that ruled the Ganges. The only foreign power that ruled the Ganges were from outside of the subcontinent, and only ruled northern India for a few hundred years after subduing Pakistan for thousands of years. Many Gangetic empires such as the Guptas and Mauryas ruled over the entirety of Pakistan. In fact, Pakistan has been ruled by foreigners for a good chunk of its history. First the greeks, than the Indian Mauryans, then the chinese Kushans, then the Guptas, then Arabs under Ghaznavi, then Turkish Delhi Sultanate, then Central Asian Mughals, and then british.Ganagu not only we the Indus folks stopped Greeks in their tracks but also used to collect toll from anyone fond of ruling the gangatic plains. Stop reading too much Anglo Saxon bs
Take what back?
You literally just pointed out that Pakistan was geographically closer and then tried to swing your dick, but forgot that it was scientifically proven to be small.
- Alexander the Great
- Mongols
- various Afghan dynasties
- various Persian dynasties
- various central Asian hordes
All stopped by Pakistan.
Only when Pakistan could not stop them did Gangadeshi get conquered.
Hell, you could not stop even one invasion, all you had to do was stop the British as they actually came from your land first, instead you bent over and let them take you.
So tell me again how big your scientifically proven small dick is
It took the British three attempts to completely subdue the marathas. The marathas actually defeated the British in the first Anglo-Maratha war
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Anglo-Maratha_War
Alexander's army was eventually able to conquer Punjab and was on the verge of invading the Gangetic plains but was force to turn back by the Nanda empire. THe Greeks were eventually defeated by the Mauryans.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seleucid–Mauryan_war
Rajput kings also defeated invading Arab armies that had already subdued Pakistan and attempted to invade india.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umayyad_campaigns_in_India
So how do you explain Mauryan, Gupta, and Maratha rule over modern-day Pakistan?LOW IQ at it again.
Look man, I am not going to give you a history lesson as I feel it will be as fruitful as teaching a monkey how to tie shoe laces.
But there are countless youtube videos on the subject. It's not even a dispute that Pakistan stopped those invasions.
now I know you are too retarded to read between the lines so I will spell it out for you, Pakistan did not stop ALL invasions, but we did stop a bunch.
The invasions we could not stop just marched into India and took what they wanted as Indians could not stop an ant.
The only invasion that ever came from the East was the British and you street shitters just let them walk all over you as usual.
This is why you don't try to be a smart ***, you just end up get humiliated
The fact is unlike Pakistan, India was only ruled by foreigner by at most five centuries in the north, and much less in the rest of the country. The same is not true for Pakistan.
They wanted to stop because they knew the much more powerful Nanda Empire was preparing for them. Sealucus Nikator was not as wise, and attempted to invade the Ganges, only to be driven out of South Asia.The thing is, even tough Alexander the Great won in Pakistan, the battle was so hard that the troops wanted to stop.
His army blew through Egypt, Persia, Afghanistan and only when they hit Pakistan did they have to stop.
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