Alexander The Great

@cmoneyspinner · 1 year ago

Ten Facts About Alexander the Great (and One Observation)

Alexander the Great is a fascinating, legendary, almost mythical figure in the history of the world. Below is a quick history lesson about the man most famous for his military exploits. (1) Alexande...

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@Shounenbat · 3 years ago

What Killed Alexander the Great?

Alexander the Great’s is one of the most fascinating military minds in history. A man with an insatiable ego, he, encouraged by his mother, believed himself to be the son of Zeus himself! His mother,...

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@urmi5 · 4 years ago

Alexander the Great: Facts, Biography & Accomplishments

Alexander the Great was a king of Macedonia who conquered an empire that stretched from the Balkans to modern-day Pakistan. Alexander was the son of Philip II and Olympias (one of Philip's seven or e...

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@Abbex4 · 4 years ago

Alexander the Great

Alexander III(the great).What the Founder of the greek Empire. He conquered in the know world and make people adopt the Greek culture.His kingdom was divided by his three generals after his death.Ptol...

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@Lawa1988 · 3 years ago

The Great Alexander stood there without a word

Alexander the great whose dream was to conquer the whole world, as seen it's just a history but if we ponder everything then, it turns out to be the story of everyone. This is how we live, as Alexande...

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@Doxer · 4 years ago

Alexander the Great,Story of the man in every ‘History war Book’

Alexander the Great's influence had a profound effect on the ancient world. Within a few years, before his time, he had escaped from an area that was larger than any other ruler. But who was Alexander...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

Roxana-Wife of Alexander the Great

B.C. At the Battle of Gaugamela in 331, Alexander the Great's King III. After defeating Darius, Alexander had to deal with minor rebellions that broke out throughout his empire. B.C. In the summer of...

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@derekrathjen · 4 years ago

Alexander The Great in Ancient Egypt.

Alexander III of Macedon, most commonly known and referred to as Alexander the Great, was a king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon. He was also a member of the Agread Dynasty. He was born in Pel...

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@Philoso · 3 years ago

Why Diogenes rejected the offer of Alexander The Great? Influential thoughts for you.

In the history of philosphy, there was a group of thinkers who just prioritized there own thoughts and their selves. They They were called stoics. They were so grasped in love of their own souls and...

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@Shienna · 4 years ago

Alexander the Great

During his youth, Alexander was tutored by Aristotle until age 16. After Philip's assassination in 336 BC, he succeeded his father to the throne and inherited a strong kingdom and an experienced arm...

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@David_BCH · 3 years ago

Three characters from history whom I would like to meet

Hi, friends. Happy new week ️️ I have come again with my interesting article which I know you may like. @David_BCH welcome to my blogging site ️️ my father always tells me many things...

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@Gaga83 · 4 years ago

Tomb of Alexander The Great

He is believed to have died all the way back in 323 BC, at the age of 32, after an all-night drinking bout in Babylonia, with his body then transported to Alexandria, Egypt for burial. However, archa...

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@Monskins · 4 years ago

There is nothing impossible to him who will try. -Alexander the Great.

When you try. You are making a step. When you are making a step. You are moving. You have courage to do so. No matter what the circumstances bring you move. This is the first step in achieving wh...

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@Zyne28 · 4 years ago

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When Alexander the Great’s body failed to decompose six days after his death, the ancient Greeks were in awe. His loyal followers believed this was clear confirmation he was a god, but modern scientis...

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@sehirtanitim · 2 years ago

Bitlis City

Located in the Eastern Anatolia Region of Turkey, one of the greatest treasures of the province of Bitlis is Mount Nemrut and Nemrut Crater Lake. In addition, Ahlat district has witnessed many histori...

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@Mohsinilyas · 4 years ago

The history of walnut

The world-famous Kyrgyz forest for walnut production In a valley in western Kyrgyzstan, 70km from the Uzbek border, the town of Arsalan Bob, with a population of 13,000, is surrounded on all sides...

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@GuyFromNowhere · 3 years ago

The Book Of Yesterday | Jun 10

THE DANGEROUS END OF THE TOWN OF ORADOUR SUR-GLANE IN FRANCE June 10, 1944 The news of the invasion of Allies forces in Normandy, France gave hope to the countries occupied by Germany, especially th...

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@Amran · 3 years ago

ALEXANDER the GREAT Alexander III of Macedon, better known as Alexander the Great, single-handedly changed the nature of the ancient world in little more than a decade. Alexander was born in Pella...

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@cmoneyspinner · 3 years ago

Female Warriors From Around the World Who Left Their Mark on Mankind

The stories of these women are written into world history books and other publications as mighty female warriors. According to the historical accounts they were … a lot of “F” words. Fierce! Fearsome!...

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@Zamandahar · 3 years ago

A Visit to Tulamba

Tulamba is the city of Raja Til and his queen Amba, inhabited in the time of Prophet Noah (peace be upon him). It is also mentioned in the Hindu Veda, according to which it was also the abode of Rama,...

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@Mictorrani · 4 years ago

The Ptolemaic Dynasty in Egypt

This is a continuation of " Cleopatra - The Serpent of the Nile? " The Ptolemaic Dynasty Cleopatra belonged to the Ptolemaic dynasty, which ruled Egypt from 305-30 BC. It started with Ptolemy Sote...

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@sehirtanitim · 2 years ago

Bolu City

Bolu Province The oldest known history of the province of Bolu, located in the Black Sea Region of Turkey, dates back to 1200 BC. Bolu, which hosted the Hittites, Alexander the Great, Persians, and t...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

The Ancient Library of Alexandria.

Alexandria… It is a port city in Egypt, named after Alexander the Great, famous for its lighthouse, but also a center of science that hosted famous scientists of that period, and has a very important...

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@virtualvariety · 3 years ago

Queen of the Nile - Cleopatra (Let's know her better)

Design Created On Canva.com August 22 / 08 / 2021 Talking about Ancient Egypt is fascinating, for no one is a secret that in it emerged great characters, and it was one of the most advanced ci...

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@Mictorrani · 4 years ago

The Crocodile, a Symbol of Egypt?

Generally, no one today sees the crocodile as a symbol of Egypt. But there was a time in history when it actually was so, at least in limited circles. When Octavian (Caesar Augustus) of Rome defeat...

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@sehirtanitim · 2 years ago

Balikesir City Guide

Balıkesir province, which is one of our provinces in the west of Turkey, is located in the Marmara Region of our country. Balıkesir has lands in both the Marmara Region and the Aegean Region. In addit...

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@rajeev · 4 years ago

Uncovering the mysterious veil of the Mediterranean bride Is it shy or boring?

Alexandria is Egypt's largest seaport and the second largest city in the country, located in the western Nile Delta. The city was built in 332 BC and was named after the occupation of Egypt by the Gr...

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@UnifiedCraft · 3 years ago

How Alcohol Changed History :

Alcohol often plays an important role in celebrating the most important events in history. The French share a glass of wine on the anniversary of the French Revolution. Many Americans throw a Budweise...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

The Phoenicians - Traders of Antiquity

The island city of Tyre and the coastal city of Sidon were the most powerful cities of Phoenicia. They also owned important religious cities such as Byblos and Baalbek. Phoenician city-states began t...

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@beyourself · 2 years ago

Cynane-The Warrior Sister

Cynane, (357-323 BC) Illyrian Princess Audata and King of Macedonia II. She was the daughter of Philip and the half-sister of Alexander the Great (356-323 BC). In keeping with the Illyrian tradition...

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