Who is your favorite conqueror?

[Indus Pakistan]

Anyone who conquered India!

Anyone of them, all of them....

ALEXANDER AND THE GREEKS

He never conquered India but what is today K-Pk, Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan.

THE ARAB INVASIONS

They only invaded Sindh.

 

[ranjeet]

Basically whoever conquers India is crowned the ruling power of the World.

Makes sense.

True it were Americans till recently ... now it will be the Chinese.

 

[El Sidd]

True it were Americans till recently ... now it will be the Chinese.

Actually post modern World.

India is already sort of a colony already. But Lets not do Propaganda haha

 

[ranjeet]

Actually post modern World.

India is already sort of a colony already. But Lets not do Propaganda haha

you can haha all you want.... we can't undo history.

They only invaded Sindh.

Was it Ancient Pakistan back then or was it India?

 

[Indus Pakistan]

you can haha all you want.... we can't undo history.


Was it Ancient Pakistan back then or was it India?

Neither if you had asked the people who got invaded. These concepts of "India/Pakistan' did not exist then. We retro apply these modern day concepts. Since Sind is today part of Pakistan and before 1947 was part of the British Raj and before 1843 a Talpur kindom etc we can use the term "Ancient Pakistan" although it would be more correct to call it "Arab invasion of Sind in what is now Pakistan".

 

[El Sidd]

He never conquered India

That depends on how You describe as being conquered.

Alexander took wealth and women from India through porus.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

This below is a monument to the day when British "Made Sindh into British India" in the Battle of Miani 1843.

And the location where the Talpurs died fighting to stop being made "British Indian" in 1843.

http://odysseuslahori.blogspot.com/2017/04/the-talpurs-last-stand.html

 

[BHarwana]

Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan.

Alexander never conquered these area.

 

[ranjeet]

Neither if you had asked the people who got invaded. These concepts of "India/Pakistan' did not exist then. We retro apply these modern day concepts. Since Sind is today part of Pakistan and before 1947 was part of the British Raj and before 1843 a Talpur kindom etc we can use the term "Ancient Pakistan" although it would be more correct to call it "Arab invasion of Sind in what is now Pakistan".

Mohenjo-daro is in Sindh if am not wrong. I know concept of India/Pakistan wasn't there but If Ancient Pakistanis fought Alexander some were there to face Qasim down south in Sindh after few centuries if not more.

 

[BHarwana]

IF you talk about the biggest empire in history belonged to Cyrus the great or Zulqarnain.

 

[ranjeet]

That depends on how You describe as being conquered.

Alexander took wealth and women from India through porus.

Whatever he took was from Ancient Pakistanis.

 

[TurnThyCheek]

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Fatih Mehmet, Yavuz Selim, Kanuni Süleyman

I like Sultan Selim too, I prefer him to Sultan Suleiman myself, I think he doesn't get enough credit for setting the foundations for Suleimans reign

Baybars.

He's awesome too, my elder brother likes him for driving the crusaders out of Palestine

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Alexander never conquered these area.

Oh sorry he conquerd "India". Have a look at this map of his conquest.

 

[BHarwana]

If you talk about the most successful conquer of all time it is Ghauri. He took the area where Alexander and Ghangez had failed.

Oh sorry he conquerd "India". Have a look at this map of his conquest.

Your red line going to the south is a bit to the left. Keep it around Bannu and it will make sense.

 

[ranjeet]

Oh sorry he conquerd "India". Have a look at this map of his conquest.

Qasim came before Alexander? I don't see separate Sindh in the funny maps.