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When the Macedonian soldiers found that they had still on hand a
fresh war in which the most warlike nations () would be their antagonists,
they were struck with unexpected terror and began again to upbraid the king in
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further resist the odds, they (the Agrashrenees) set their houses on fire and their
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* ...The first Indian Emperor, more than two thousand years ago thus
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manner supplied the Gupta monarch with special reasons for Desiring to
suppress the impure foreign ( ) rulers of the Western India. Chandragupta
Vikramaditya although tolerant of Buddhism and Jainism was himself an
orthodox Hindu, especially devoted to the cult of Vishnu, and as such could not
but have experienced peculiar satisfaction in Violently uprooting foreign
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who worshipped as his patron deity Shiva, the god of destruction, exhibited
ferocious hostility against the peaceful Buddhistic cult and remoreselessly
overthrew their Stupas and Monasteries which he plundered of their treasuries.
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settled in Western India as the lords of a conquered native population were the
objects of hostility of the Vaidik King Vilivayankur II.... He recovered the
losses which his kingdom had suffered at the hands of the intruding foreigners
and utterly destroyed the power of (the Shaka king) Nahpan. The hostility of
the Andhra (Vaidik) monarch was stimulated by the disgust felt by all Hindus,
and especially by the followers of the orthodox Bramhanical system at the
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