A Pyrrhic victory
The name comes from King Pyrrhus of Epirus (an ancient Greek state, on the northwestern part of the Greek peninsula). At the battles of Heraclea<span> (280 BC) and </span>Asculum<span>in (279 BC), Pyrrhus defeated the Romans but did so with massive casualty counts. The Romans also suffered large numbers of casualties, but they had more men they could bring to replace them, where Pyrrhus did not. So by 275 BC, Rome was able to win the Pyrrhic War.</span>
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Gupta temples were topped with by huge towers and were covered with carvings of the God worshiped inside.
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they ate just like humans do in the villages
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<span>mobilization of the country's entire population and economy to produce the soldiers, food supplies, ammunitions and money necessary to win the war. </span>