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I think all asian male elephants have tusks. Females I usually dont see it. Correct me if im wrong. female bull indian elephant

Native Spearmen Native Skirmishers Native Slingers Native Pikemen

I'll try, but I just dont know much about them. Do the soldier still compose of mostly Greeks, or native Egyptians?

native pike men

Oh man. I'm excited if you'll add them.

Spearmen + Bowmen

Yeah, those Zebus in S. America originated from India. I believe they mixed a lot of the breeds there. I wouldn't know much. I have only seen a couple of Zebus in Kerala, India. They're white mostly.

\ The railed tree is supposed to represent the Bodhi tree I think.(could be wrong)

You can kinda see the flowery symbol in this earring. Kinda weird how there are similar symbols all over.

You have a lot of symbols. Why so many?? It's really only a few that keeps popping up. Chakra, hills, Triratna, etc, etc. Same for the Roman, Persian, etc empires, correct?

Put this one. Triratna + Dharma Chakra

Nice They also have like a flab of fat between the throat to chest area.

You're right. It looks like a French symbol.

I think you should replace the symbol with a more well known one. Or a symbol that pops a lot. Maybe use this one.

Another one

Good elephant reference on the right.

I believe this depicts Ashokas daughter Sangamitta bring a Bodhi sapling to Sri Lanka. These are excellent paintings. Another picture of a boat on the bottom left. These pictures are done by a Sri Lankan painter named Prasanna Weerakkody.

This is a Sri Lankan painting, but I have a feeling it took inspiration from the boat in Ajanta caves. Note, most of the paintings in Ajanta caves are made in the Gupta period.(600+ years after the Mauryans)

For sure they existed in India, but I haven't seen it in reliefs in that period. It's mostly shown in the Gupta period on words. Alexander's empire barely had any influence on India, but the Indo-Greek empire probably spread greek(much more than Alexander) influences like those swords. Those guys came after the Mauryans. And you can see them poping up after them. Foot soldiers with curved swords. Gupta period and post gupta period. Mauryan period

These houses are so good. Mauryan houses and the celtic faction(s) houses are my favorite. Offtopic, but the celtic building models are just fantastic. Btw, you guys should really remove the curved swords for this period.

If anyone is going to make a faction based on the Mauryans or it's successors, they have a lot of content in this forum. Lol. You guys are doing great with what little you have, lol.

I think this is the relief image number 4 got it's inspiration from.