Where did Alexander the Great die?

Answer 1

Alexander the great died in Babylon on June 10, 323 BC.

Died 10th or 11th June 323bc, Babylon aged 32. Cause of death not really known, may be poison, may be through heavy drinking, may have been an old wound (he was severely woulned in India) may be natural causes

Answer 2

Alexander the Great died just before his 34th birthday in Babylon of a fever. He had jumped in a river to cool off and came down with the fever that killed him. Historians think he probably died of malaria.

Answer 3

As far as we can tell, Alexander the Great, although he died rather young, died of natural causes. No autopsy was performed; this was in a historical period when medical knowledge was almost nonexistent. People were constantly dying from diseases which would be curable with modern medical knowledge, so there would have been nothing unusual about that.

Answer 4

He got ill of a poisin almost a month b4 his birthday

Answer 5

Alexander the Great died of a fever at the age of 32.

Answer 6

He supposedly died of malaria or a very high fever.