The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India v1.c8.12

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Invasion of India from the upper Kābul valley . . . . . 350 Hill tribes beyond the N.W. frontier . . . . . 352 Occupation of the lower Kābul valley . . . . . 354 Siege and capture of Aornus . . . . . 356 The crossing of the Indus . . . . . 357 Reception at Takshaçilā . . . . . 358 The Paurava king . . . . . 359, 368, 383 The battle of the Hydaspes . . . . . 360 Foundation of Nicaea and Bucephala. . . . . 368 Flight of the second Paurava king, and occupation of his kingdom . 370 Capture of Sangala . . . . . 371 Saubhūti (Sophytes) . . . . . 371 The Hyphasis, the eastern limit of Alexander's conquests . . 372 Return to the Hydaspes; expedition to the Indus delta . . 373 Defeat of the Mālavas . . . . . 375 Musicanus . . . . . 377 Return of Craterus through Kandahār and Seistān . . . 379 Pattala . . . . . 379 Return of Alexander through Gedrosia . . . . . 380 Return of Nearchus by sea . . . . . 381 Alexander's Indian satrapies . . . . . 383 Consequences of the invasion . . . . . 384