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Vincent A. Smith called Samudragupta the 'Napoleon of India' in which book?

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Smith famously described Samudragupta as the Napoleon of India in his Early History of India, drawing attention to the ruler’s extensive campaigns. Indica is associated with Megasthenes, Rajatarangini with Kalhana, and Si-yu-ki with Xuanzang.

AEarly History of India
BIndica
CRajatarangini
DSi-yu-ki
Correct Answer: Early History of IndiaYour Answer: A

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Correct answer: Early History of India. Smith famously described Samudragupta as the Napoleon of India in his Early History of India, drawing attention to the ruler’s extensive campaigns. Indica is associated with Megasthenes, Rajatarangini with Kalhana, and Si-yu-ki with Xuanzang.

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