
Battle Of The Hidaspes River, 326 Bc
By André Geraque KifferLength1h 28m
About this audiobook
In the simulation, the hypothesis of what would have been the result if the Hindus had explored the strength of their organizational structure - balanced formations relying on mutual support between their weapon systems, elephants, chariots, cavalry, archers and infantry, like pieces on a large chessboard - to defend themselves on the left while attacking and winning in the center and on the right. Then they would end the battle where Alexander was.
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GenrePsychology, Other
Length1 hr 28 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 29, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2SUMMARY
3CHAPTER 1
4Pakistan).
5elephants - on the southern bank of the Hidaspes
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6The right wing of the Hindu cavalry and chariots
7Macedonian cavalry.
8cavalry. At this moment, the Macedonian phalanx
9CHAPTER 2
10Before the battle, priests and astrologers would
11Command & Control
12Organizational structure
13Im 10: The sarissas.
14Im 11: Macedonian typical Battle Order.
15nobility.
16metal helmets and various types of armor. Some
17Im 12: The hypaspistai.
18formation, with an advanced right flank and an
19Macedonian king, though part of the high command
20favors, blood ties or political reliability.
21Partial conclusion
22in the second, the part of the hetairoi cavalry that
23archers and infantry, like pieces on a large
24CHAPTER 3
25(www.gmtgames.com), with tactical / technical
26Eastern Kingdoms.
27For this Hidaspes scenario, the Jhelum river
28420 men, for Hindus 600).
29Chariots units (red square at the upper right
30Elephant units (red square at the upper right
31The two Macedonian medium cavalry (hetairoi)
32The movements
33Im 17: Movement tables.
34its attack by more than one enemy unit and must
35one for each hex distant from the point. of shock. In
36Exchange Proposal and Calculated Risk: the Raksá
37Strategy: based on this Hindu Force Command
38Movement and Throwing Weapons Phase
39By Battling Back rule the elephant unit and the
40Hindu archers on the C6 and D6 hexes. In the
41600 casualties in the Akramana Corps cavalry. A
42Technical Decision Level
43Move-Fire-Move cards, the hetairoi-protected
44Im 26: Combat on center.
45cavalry against the infantry unit in hex B3 of the
46Combat Phase
47Im 28: Porus in front Alexander.
48Through the Momentum Advance rule, Porus
4990 men in elephants, all from the Akramana Corps.
50Im 29: The final board.