Which ancient King is known as 'Indian Napoleon'? 

The correct answer is Samudragupta.Key Points

• The ancient Indian king who is known as the 'Indian Napoleon' is Samudragupta.
• He was the fourth ruler of the Gupta dynasty which existed from  335 to 375 CE.
• He was known for his military conquests, which expanded the Gupta Empire to its largest size.
• Some of Samudragupta's major military campaigns include the defeat of the rulers of kingdoms such as the Shaka, the Yaudheya, the Malwa, and the Kushanas.

Additional Information

• Harsha was a ruler of the northern Indian kingdom of Kannauj in the 7th century CE.
  • He was known for his patronage of Buddhism and his support of scholars and artists.
• Kanishka was a ruler of the Kushan Empire, which existed in parts of Central Asia and northern India from approximately the 1st to the 4th century CE.
  • He was known for his support of Buddhism and for convening the Fourth Buddhist Council.
• Ashoka was a ruler of the Mauryan Empire, which existed in India from approximately 322 to 185 BCE.
  • He is known for his conversion to Buddhism and for his efforts to spread Buddhism throughout his empire.
  • He is also known for his policy of non-violence and his efforts to promote social welfare.