Military campaign conducted by Alexander the Great into the northwestern Indian subcontinent. It began in 327 BCE and lasted until 325 BCE (about 2 years). The setting was Indus Valley. It was part of Wars of Alexander the Great and Indo-Greek wars. Those involved included the Macedonian Empire, League of Corinth, Gandhāra and Pauravas.
Before and after
- from January 332 BCE to July 332 BCESiege of Tyre
- 20 January 330 BCEBattle of the Persian Gate on the Mountain
- 329 BCEConstruction of Panathenaic Stadium
- 327 BCESiege of the Sogdian Rock
- from 327 BCE to 325 BCEIndian campaign of Alexander the Great
- c. 326 BCEPytheas of Massalia sails to Britain and the far north
- from November 326 BCE to February 325 BCEMallian Campaign
- from 323 BCE to 322 BCELamian War
- 323 BCEFarnese Hercules
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