Question

Which of the following statements is/are correct?
1. In 326 BC Alexander invaded India.
2. Ambhi (King of Taxila) welcomed Alexander and his men.
3. Alexander died in 332 BC.
A. All are correct
B. Only I, III
C. Only I, II
D. Only II, III

Answer 1

Hint After the passing of Spitamenes and his union with Roxana to solidify relations with his new satrapies. He welcomed the clan leaders of the previous satrapy of Gandhara, to come to him and submit to his power.

Complete step-by-step solution
Alexander III of Macedon, ordinarily known as Alexander the Great, was a ruler of the old Greek realm of Macedon and an individual from the Argead administration. He was conceived in Pella in 356 BC and succeeded his dad Philip II to the seat at 20 years old.
In 326 BC, Alexander attacked India, in the wake of the intersection of the stream Indus he progressed towards Taxila. He at that point tested lord Porus, leader of the realm between the streams Jhelum and Chenab. The Indians were vanquished in the savage fight, despite the fact that they battled with elephants, which the Macedonians had at no other time seen. Alexander caught Porus and, similar to the next neighborhood rulers he had vanquished, permitted him to keep on overseeing his domain.
One of the towns in which the military ended had a place with the Mallis, who was supposed to be one of the most warlike of the Indian clans. Alexander was injured a few times in this assault, most truly when a bolt punctured his breastplate and his ribcage. The Macedonian officials saved him in a near disaster from the town.

So, the correct answer is C.

Note Alexander and his military arrived at the mouth of the Indus in July 325 BC and turned toward the west for home.