Mallians

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The Mallians were an ancient Indian tribe known for fiercely resisting Alexander the Great during his campaign in the Punjab region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Indian tribe
historical ethnic group
associatedWithEvent wounding of Alexander the Great
culturalContext ancient Punjab tribes
describedInSource Arrian’s Anabasis of Alexander
Diodorus Siculus
surface form: Diodorus Siculus’ Bibliotheca historica

Quintus Curtius Rufus’ Histories of Alexander the Great
encounteredBy Alexander’s army during Indian campaign
engagedIn urban defense against siege
ethnoHistoricalStatus now extinct as a distinct tribe
foughtAgainst Macedon
surface form: Macedonian Empire
geographicalFeatureNearby Hydaspes River
surface form: Hydaspes–Acesines–Hydraotes river system

Indus River basin
surface form: Indus River region
historicalRegion southern Punjab, Pakistan
surface form: southern Punjab
involvedIn Mallian campaign of Alexander the Great
siege of a Mallian city
knownFor battle with Macedonian army
resistance to Alexander the Great
languageContext ancient Indo-Aryan cultural sphere
locatedIn South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent

present-day Pakistan
militaryReputation determined defenders of their city
fierce warriors
opposed Alexander the Great
partOf tribal polities east of the Indus
politicalOrganization tribal polity
possibleSuccessorGroups later Punjabi populations
region Punjab
resisted Alexander’s Asian campaign
surface form: Macedonian conquest of Punjab
timePeriod 4th century BCE

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