Megalomaniac-like, he wanted to rule the whole world (little knowing it was 20 times the size he imagined.
Achilles. Alexander the great was influenced by him so much, he borrowed his shield for good luck in battle.
It did not include India because when Alexander's army got to the Indus River they refused to go any further. They had been fighting for 11 years and had march thousands of miles from home. Alexander's generals and men wanted to return to their own lands and no one really knew much of the area beyond the Indus River.
Alexander the Great. He conquered much of the then known world in a short period, and brought Greek culture to those conquered lands, giving them a Lingua Franca (common language) which facilitated trade and philosophical study.
He liked trains to much
LOTS and LOTS of gold!!
No, Babur was not a direct descendant of Alexander the Great. Babur was a descendant of Timur, also known as Tamerlane, who was a Turkic-Mongol conqueror and founder of the Timurid Empire. Alexander the Great lived and conquered the area much earlier than the Timurids.
Alexander the Great - 323BC Julius Caesar- 44BC Genghis Khan - 1227 Marie Antoinette - 1793 i really did that much yes right Alexander the great died first
Sasha It was popularized as a personal name by the ancient Macedonian leader Alexander the Great. In the course of conquering much of the known world, from Egypt to India, Alexander also gave his name to numerous cities.
It came much later.
Alexander the Great, son of Philip of Macedon.
In my opinion I think he was not, he was just a good ruler not so much great because he had killed so much people and he was cruel man.
Postcolonial writers wanted to depict their lands and cultures more authentically.