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gave him no less troubles than the mercenaries, they reviled the princes who

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. All these proceedings prove conclusively that Alexander

intended the permanent annexation of those (Indian) provinces to his empire...

But within three years of his departure from India (from 325 B.C. to 322 B.C.)

his officers in India were ousted, his garrisons destroyed and all traces of his

rule had disappeared. The colonies which he founded in India, no root. His

campaign, though carefully designed to secure a permanent conquest was in

actual effect no more than a brilliantly successful raid on a gigantic scale which

left upon India no mark save the horrid sears of a bloody war India remained

unchanged. She continued her life of splendid isolation and soon forgot the

passing of the Macedonian Storm. No Indian author Hindu, Bhuddhist or Jain

makes even the faintest allusion to Alexander or his deeds. (Page 110)

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The Early History of India

: The Yavanas and all other rivals having been disposedoff in due course, Pushyamitra was justified in his claim to reign as the

paramount power of North India and straightway proceeded to announce hissuccess by a magnificent celebration of the Ashwamedha sacrifice at his

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. The memorable Horse Sacrifice of Pushyamitra marked the

beginning of Brahmanical (Vaidik ?) re-action which was fully developed by

centuries later, in the time of Samudragupta & his successors... Its credit may

be given to semimythological stories of Buddhist writers. Pushyamitra was not

contented with the peaceful revivals of Hindu rites, but indulged in a savage

persecution of Buddhism.... It will be rash to reject this tale as wholly baseless,

although it may be exaggerated.... That such outbursts after all should have

occurred is not wonderful if you consider the extreme oppressiveness of the

Jain and Buddhist prohibition when ruthlessly enforced as they certainly were

by some Rajas and probably by Ashok. The wonder rather is that presecutions

were so rare. And that as a rule the various sects managed to live together in

harmony and in the enjoyment of fairly impartial official favour. (Early

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objects of hostility of the Vaidik King Vilivayankur II.... He recovered the

losses which his kingdom had suffered at the hands of the intruding foreigners

and utterly destroyed the power of (the Shaka king) Nahpan. The hostility of

the Andhra (Vaidik) monarch was stimulated by the disgust felt by all Hindus,

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