To make his people happy
Alexander the Great invaded and conquered the Persian Empire in the year 334BC
India
they hate each other and they wanted war and gold
Facts about the fall of ancient Egypt The factors leading to the decline of ancient Egypt were largely uncontrollable. A civil war coupled with invasions by the Assyrians weakened the Egyptian military allowing the Persian empire to successfully invade and take over Egypt.
Cleopatra's biggest enemy was the Roman Empire who wanted to invade and take over rule in Egypt.
Alexander the Great invaded and conquered the Persian Empire in the year 334BC
Yes - 334-324 BCE.
He planned to take over the Persian Empire. However he was assassinated on the eve of departure and his son Alexander took over and did the job.
An army, a fleet and the ambition to rule Asia (he thought the world reached only as far as India).
He sacked Thebes in around 336/335 B.C. He then went on to conquer Persia and sacked Persepolis a few years later.
Philip of Macedonia, being assassinated on the eve of his departure.
That is a great question, although, he did not. He invaded Western India. If those are synnonyms, get a job.
He wanted to make his kingdom strong enough to defeat the mighty persian empire.
before so he became king in 359 B.C he wanted to defeat the Persian empire
The Macedonian King who conquered the Persians after three major battles was Alexander the Great. Alexander was the son of King Philip II who united Greece under Macedonian hegemony and was planning on invading the Persian Empire (in order to free the Greeks of asia minor who were being harassed and persecuted by the Persians) but was assassinated before he could invade, passing the responsibility on to his young son, Alexander.
No, Alexander went from first went south from the Anatolian peninsula swept down and took out Tyre and Sidon along the Phoenician coast and then went down into Egypt, where he was recognized as a God. He also founded Alexandria there before heading to Mesopotamia and then Persia, where he defeated Porus at Gaugamela. He then went through Persia and then further East into India. Egypt was relatively early in his conquests.
Xerxes I.