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2nd century BCE...
The army of the Bactrian Greek king Demetrius surrounded Pataliputra.
Foreign phalanx troops outside, the weakening Shunga Empire inside.
Was Pataliputra about to fall?
Was Pushyamitra Shunga able to save it?

In this video, we will explore—
⚔️ The Indo-Greek Invasion
🛡️ The Siege of Pataliputra
👑 The role of Demetrius, Menander, and Vasumitra
📌 Historical evidence from Patanjali, the Yuga Purana, coins, and inscriptions

This wasn't just a war—
a historical chapter of politics, strategy, and civilizational clash!

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