Ancient India's Mastery of Warfare

Ancient India was running complex military operations while the rest of the world was still

figuring out basic combat. We aren't just talking about brute force here.

They turned warfare into a literal science. Their training was brutal, combining physical

drills with yoga to create soldiers with laser focus. They even invented Chess,

originally called Chaturanga, specifically to simulate war strategies. Leaders like Chanakya

wrote the Arthashastra, which is basically the ultimate guide to spies and statecraft. From war elephants

to the impenetrable Chakra Vyuha formation, they mastered the art of war centuries ago.

Modern strategy owes them a huge debt.