why was samudragupta called the napoleon of india?
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Known as the 'Napoleon of India' for his conquests, he was also a man of many talents and laid a firm foundation for the empire. The rise of the Gupta Empire and the beginning of its prosperity are attributed to him, his military conquests and policies.
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.... historian AV Smith called him so because of his great military consequet from prayag prashati....
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