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Rare India Mauryan Empire Drachm

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"In foreign Greek and Latin accounts, Chandragupta is known as Sandrokottos and Androcottus.[4] He became well known in the Hellenistic world for conquering Alexander the Great's easternmost satrapies, and for defeating the most powerful of Alexander's successors, Seleucus I Nicator, in battle. Chandragupta subsequently married Seleucus's daughter to formalize an alliance and established a policy of friendship with the Hellenistic kingdoms, which stimulated India's trade and contact with the western world. The Greek diplomat Megasthenes is an important source of Mauryan history."

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When Alexander arrived he found a densely populated region with a civilization and religion much older than that of even the Greeks.
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Also one could argue that they were more powerful than the Roman Empire from about 250 AD on.
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