Porus, King
c. 380-317 BCE
c. 380-317 BCE
| Poras – that was the name of the man who ruled on the boundary of India – was really a brave man. His very name "Poras" means a real man, an authentic man. And Alexander, for the first time, was afraid; although he had more armies, he did not have that spiritual quality that Poras had, that meditativeness, that presence... --Osho The Path of the Mystic, ch. 26 |
aka: Poras
Indian king of Paurava, located in what's now the Pakistan
area
known for battling with Alexander the Great to defend his
kingdom--lost the battle (Battle of the Hydaspes River, 326
BCE)
assasinated by military rulers of the Punjab area
son Malayketu succeeded him
Indian king of Paurava, located in what's now the Pakistan
area
known for battling with Alexander the Great to defend his
kingdom--lost the battle (Battle of the Hydaspes River, 326
BCE)
assasinated by military rulers of the Punjab area
son Malayketu succeeded him
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