King Porus

King Porus was an ancient Indian ruler who fought against Alexander the Great around 326 BCE during his invasion of India. He governed a region near the Indus River and was known for his valor and strong resistance. Despite being defeated, Porus’s bravery impressed Alexander, who allowed him to retain his throne and later help govern parts of the territory. Porus’s stand symbolizes indigenous resistance to foreign invasion and his legacy is remembered for his courage and leadership during a significant historical confrontation.