How did Chandragupta conquer Magadha?

A.

by sending in his spies to open the city gates to his soldiers

B.

by attacking their borders and slowly weakening the outer reaches of the city first

C.

by uniting with the Greeks, combining their forces, and attacking from two directions

D.

by attacking with his elephants and wrecking the city

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Christopher Hampton

Social Studies

17 January, 03:31

How did Chandragupta conquer Magadha?

A.

by sending in his spies to open the city gates to his soldiers

B.

by attacking their borders and slowly weakening the outer reaches of the city first

C.

by uniting with the Greeks, combining their forces, and attacking from two directions

D.

by attacking with his elephants and wrecking the city

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Elliot Mcbride · Answer 1

B)

Explanation:

Chandragupta has founded the Maurya Empire and built a large empire in ancient India. Magadha was an ancient India kingdom and it was ruled by the evil dynasty Nanda.

Chandragupta defeated the Magadha kingdom at first by plundering their villages located near borders and then he was defeated in Nanda's capital city. The second strategy didn't work either so the third one was to slowly establish the garrisons in territories. His third strategy did work and he killed the king Dhana Nanda.