It was to make the Persians respect him that he adopted their customs and dress; he wanted them to think he was no different to the rulers they'd had in the past.
He was trying to bring the Persians in as a cooperative part of his empire, rather than as restive conquered ex-rulers.
He wanted to solidify his hold on the Persian Empire, and make it his own.
Yes - the Persians in the 6th Century BCE, the Macedonians in the 4th Century BCE.
The Macedonians. Double check though~
about 1215 b.c. the Egyptians began to lose parts of their empire to invaders known as the Sea peoples:)
When he crossed the Hellespont from Europe ti Asia Minor, which was held by the Persians.
Well, seeing as how this question is filled under Alexander the Great, I would assume that you should know that the leader of Macedonia, Alexander the Great, defeated the Persian empire and held the title and office of the king of Persians.
The Persians he promoted to take leadership roles over the heads of dissident Macedonians.
Yes - the Persians in the 6th Century BCE, the Macedonians in the 4th Century BCE.
In Persia. He married the Persian Roxanne. He also arranged for his generals to marry Persians in a move to integrate his new empire with this marriage between Persians and Macedonians.
The Battle of Issus - a battle between Alexander the Great and King Darius .
His father had a dream to unite the city-states. Shortly after he died so Alexander was his heir. Alexander took his father's dream and tried to unite the Greeks, the Persians, and the Macedonians. He failed
1. The Persians were unable to match the Macedonian phalanx.2. Alexander had a strong cavalry arm to match the Persians' cavalrt and used light infantry to maintain a link between cavalry and phalanx so the the Persians could not turn the flanks of the phalanx.3 it was a superior combination.
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The Persians (twice technically), the Macedonians (by Alexander the Great), and the Arabs (under the Umayaads). All of these happened fairly late in Ancient Egyptian history, during the New Kingdom.
Hellenistic culture was that which developed in the successor kingdoms of Alexander the Great's empire which he had taken over from the Persians. It was based on the Greek culture which the Macedonians who ruled brought with them.
In 324 BC, Alexander the Great held a mass wedding ceremony known as the "Marriage of the Sogdians" in which he arranged the marriages of his officers with Persian noblewomen. This was an attempt to unite Macedonians and Persians and promote cultural integration in his empire. Additionally, he planned and organized the construction of a fleet of ships to explore the Indian Ocean, but this plan was abandoned after his death.
Yauna Takabara - Greeks with sunhats (A reference to the distinct flat sun hat worn by the Macedonians).
The Macedonians. Double check though~