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King Ashoka who conquered all Greater India had one region unconquered, Kalinga . Over 100,00 Men died on either side. The war on River banks(Boundary between kingdom) was blooded. Ashoka with larger army won but was deaths hortified him . Check wiki
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It had over 100,000 deaths on both fronts & Ashoka got converted to Buddhism .
He was to Buddhism what Constantine to Christinaty
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It was the most important battle of the second Punic War, where the Romans fought the Carthaginians in 216 BC. About 65,000 people were killed during this battle.
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It was the last battle in Julius Caesar’s Civil war in 45 BC. He won the battle, but he lost about 25,000 people during the fight.
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The battle lasted for two days in 279 BC. The Romans fought the Greek king Pyrrhus of Epirus. Both sides had equal number of forces. All of them lost about 10,500 soldiers.
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Alexander the Great fought the Persian Empire for the first time in 338 BC. Alexander almost got killed in this battle. He survived, but other 20,000 people didn’t.
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It was fought by the troupes from Athens and the Persian forces in 490 BC. About 7000 people died in this battle.
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