The Hydaspes 326 Bc: Limit Of Alexander Great’s Conquests Nic Fields Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The First Dedicated Examination Of Alexander Great’s Final Battle And Acknowledged Tactical Masterpiece In Years That Followed Victory At Gaugamela On 1 October 331 Bc His Macedonian Greek Army Fought A Truly ‘Herculean’ Series Campaigns What Is Today Iran Turkmenistan Afghanistan Pakistan But It Was Indus Valley Banks Hydaspes River (Known As Jhelum) 326 Would Fight Last Major Against King Poros Using Detailed Maps 3D Diagrams This Beautifully Illustrated Work Shows How Used Feints Deception To Transport Select Force From Across Swollen Without Attracting Enemy’s Attention Allowing Troops Crucial Element Surprise Battlescene Artworks Photographs Reveal Fascinating Array Forces Clashed Including Indian War Elephants Chariots Horse Archers Phalanx Formations Also Examined Are Differences Weaponry Armour Between Opposing Sides Which Prove Outcome Although Closest Great Came Defeat One Costliest Battles By Near-Exhausted Σελίδες: 96 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1003 Διαστάσεις: 18 4X18 4Cm