No, Alfred the Great did not usurp the throne. He inherited the throne of Wessex after his older brother died and proved himself to be a capable and revered king, known for his military successes and cultural achievements.
After the king dies, his brother will usurp the throne from the prince.
The pretender tried to usurp the king's righteous throne.
I wonder if you mean Alfred the Great, because Alexander the Great was Greek, born around 372 BC. Alfred the Great became King in 871 AD.
King Alfred, also known as Alfred the Great, was born at the Royal Palace in Wantage, United Kingdom in 849 AD. He reigned as the King of Wessex for 28 years.
To usurp is to take or use something without the right to do so. Example sentences: It is wrong to usurp the computer connection from your brothers. The general planned to usurp the powers of the elected government.
Cleopatra was actually named as her father's heir along with her brother. But being Ptolemies, they each tried to usurp and kill the other. Cleopatra looked as if she were loosing until Julius Caesar established her back on the throne. She held the throne from Caesar's time to her death.Cleopatra was actually named as her father's heir along with her brother. But being Ptolemies, they each tried to usurp and kill the other. Cleopatra looked as if she were loosing until Julius Caesar established her back on the throne. She held the throne from Caesar's time to her death.Cleopatra was actually named as her father's heir along with her brother. But being Ptolemies, they each tried to usurp and kill the other. Cleopatra looked as if she were loosing until Julius Caesar established her back on the throne. She held the throne from Caesar's time to her death.Cleopatra was actually named as her father's heir along with her brother. But being Ptolemies, they each tried to usurp and kill the other. Cleopatra looked as if she were loosing until Julius Caesar established her back on the throne. She held the throne from Caesar's time to her death.Cleopatra was actually named as her father's heir along with her brother. But being Ptolemies, they each tried to usurp and kill the other. Cleopatra looked as if she were loosing until Julius Caesar established her back on the throne. She held the throne from Caesar's time to her death.Cleopatra was actually named as her father's heir along with her brother. But being Ptolemies, they each tried to usurp and kill the other. Cleopatra looked as if she were loosing until Julius Caesar established her back on the throne. She held the throne from Caesar's time to her death.Cleopatra was actually named as her father's heir along with her brother. But being Ptolemies, they each tried to usurp and kill the other. Cleopatra looked as if she were loosing until Julius Caesar established her back on the throne. She held the throne from Caesar's time to her death.Cleopatra was actually named as her father's heir along with her brother. But being Ptolemies, they each tried to usurp and kill the other. Cleopatra looked as if she were loosing until Julius Caesar established her back on the throne. She held the throne from Caesar's time to her death.Cleopatra was actually named as her father's heir along with her brother. But being Ptolemies, they each tried to usurp and kill the other. Cleopatra looked as if she were loosing until Julius Caesar established her back on the throne. She held the throne from Caesar's time to her death.
Cronus did not want Zeus, his son, or any child of his to live to usurp him from the throne. Which was just what Zeus and his siblings did.
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Macbeth has many desires. The desire that moved him most was his desire to be king and to satisfy his wife's ambitions.
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If you are referring to seizing a throne or kingship by force the term is Usurping. So the person would be a Usurper of the throne. Hope that helps... Otherwise there is of course overthrow or replace. But Usurp is the proper term.
If the question is about Alfred the Great, he married Aethelswitha of the Gaini.