Alexander the great's bloodiest battle: 326BC Historical Battle of the Hydaspes | Total War Battle 

Alexander's initial covert deployments and actions sure helped him attain victory here, it's what has made him one of history's greatest generals. Also his chivalrous treatment of Porus and flexible realist treatment of defeated opponents only adds to his reputation.

Nice! Keep up the good work!

Great, I love your videos. I would like to see this battles: -Battle of Rossbach -Battle of Plains of Abraham -Battle of Saratoga -Battle of Waterloo -Battle of Austerlitz

Alexander won this battle but with great price..After this,his Army obligued him to return home,and while returning way back home he contracted a fever that kill him (possibly dengue or malaria) while he was in Babylon.His age is 33 years old.

I just rewatched it again in more detail and I have to say this is one of your best works! Maybe the music placement and colours would do well with some improvements, but overall I see you are upgrading with each video, my contratulations.

Awesome video mate. BTW will you also be doing a video on the Battle of Kahlenberg (also known as the Second Siege of Vienna) which featured the largest cavalry in history.

Remarkable graphics. Better than most live-action movies with its attention to realistic detail, especially with individual combats.

Nice editing, war is hell.

Does some units show invisible body parts

Seen of the content on the channel. It's good.

Cavalry combat is weird cuz I never really realized that after initial charges most of the engagement had lots cavalry warriors just sorta milling about sorta just watching waiting and looking for people to kill. It was probably Very disturbing being in that melee

I recently came across your channel and I must say that you have done a spectacular job! Still, there is one thing that puzzles me: How did you do it? I'm also into Total War modding but I have yet to hear of a mod that lets you play both sides in a custom battle. If you cannot control both sides, how can you maintain the "accuracy" of a battle? Did you put together separate segments to create the battle?

Porus great commander, got Alexander respect

In the hook, you have listed this battle took place in 236 BC, almost 90 years after his death....it is obviously a typo as you later give the date as 326 BC. Not ceitical, just a small item we have all done. Thanks for your videos

Alexander really was the man, his only mistake in life was not having children in order to confirm his line of succession-but at age 33, one may well feel as though there is "plenty of time" for that

Hunky Desi infantrymen❤

I'm sorry this looks so unorganized. I don't think Alexander would be this way. He was strategic and swift and decisive! And Organized!

Please change the title date to 326 (Not 236) BC. Unless Alexander resurrected and fought another battle.

Raja purushuttam porus he successfully intercepted alexander 😊😊

Alexander loses was 80 foot soldiers according Arrian not 1000

*Battle of the Hydaspes:* - *40k+ Alexander's exhausted soldiers vs. 30k+ Porus's soldiers + war elephants* : How could Alexander's exhausted army possibly kill over 150 of Porus's war elephants when they couldn't even save Alexander's own horse? 😂 - *India's Economic Significance* : - India contributed 30% of the world's GDP at that time. If Alexander intended to conquer the world, why did he stop here? Makes no sense. - *Nanda Empire's Power* : - The Nanda Empire boasted: - 200k soldiers - 80k war horses - 6k war elephants - Greek historian Plutarch advised that, even if Alexander won the battle, he couldn't win India. Alexander's wise mind realized the world was too big, and he didn't want to be defeated by anyone, so he turned back to his own land. That's the real story-no need to exaggerate the so-called mercy of the "great" Alexander or his dealings with Porus. He failed, and that's the fact.

Pakistan Existed in 326 BC?

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Those poor Indian light infantry against armor clad Macedonians. The blood was all shed by one side.

What if the Roman Empire invaded India?

Alexander never won in India if he got the so called victory why would he go back to Macedonia

Porus was the winner