- The
Pauravas were an
ancient tribe in the
northern Indus valley, to
which Raja
Porus may have belonged.[citation needed] The
origins of the
Pauravas are...
- the
Battle of the Hydaspes,
visualizing the
lives of Porus,
ruler of the
Paurava Kingdom in India, and
Alexander the Great, the king of Macedonia. It aired...
-
exodus of the
Yadavas from
Mathura to
Dvaraka owing to
pressure from the
Paurava rulers of Magadha, and
probably also from the Kurus. At
various times there...
-
captured the
Paurava Kingdom after ********inating Porus. Chanakya, a
Takshashilan Brahmin scholar and the
former prime minister of the
Paurava Kingdom arrives...
-
fought between the
Macedonian Empire under Alexander the
Great and the
Pauravas under Porus in May of 326 BCE. It took
place on the
banks of the Hydaspes...
- city of
Jhelum could have, possibly, been the
capital of Porus' Kingdom,
Paurava. A city
called Bucephala was
founded nearby to
commemorate the
death of...
-
Suratha (King of Vidarbha), ****a (Chakravarti king of Dharmaranya), and
Paurava (King of Anga).
Ravana is
regarded to have once
caught sight of the apsara...
- the
existence of
early Vedic (c. 1500 BCE)
practices in the area. The
Pauravas, Khasas, Kiratas, Nandas, Mauryas, Kushanas, Kunindas, Guptas, Karkotas...
- the
Pandavas with an army and also an
maharathi on the side of Pandavas.
Paurava is a king and the
rebirth of
Asura Sarabha. He
fought the side of Kauravas...
- and
honour in the art of war and
whose legend goes back to the time of
Pauravas in the 5th and 4th
centuries BCE.[better source needed] The "Kathians"...
