Between Persia & India, Alexander had become more ruthless, massacring cities even when they didn't resist.
He always executed any who resisted before Porus/Purushottama.
Why was Porus/Purushottama allowed to live?
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Sign up to join this communityBetween Persia & India, Alexander had become more ruthless, massacring cities even when they didn't resist.
He always executed any who resisted before Porus/Purushottama.
Why was Porus/Purushottama allowed to live?