Alexander's campaign to take the Persian Empire lasted a decade - 334-324 BCE.
This established him as ruler of Egypt with power over the aristocracy, and enabled him to appoint a Macedonian as governor in his stead as he went on with his campaign to take over the Persian Empire.
In 332 BC, Judaea was conquered by Alexander the Great during his campaign to expand his empire. Following the defeat of the Persian Empire, Alexander's forces took control of the region, which was then part of the Persian satrapy of Judea. This conquest marked the beginning of Hellenistic influence in the area, which significantly impacted the culture and politics of Judaea in the subsequent years.
Alexander the Great defeated the Persian empire
The Civil War campaigns were the complex of military operations aiming to reach a strategic objective like: seizing a strategic point or city, destroying or capture an enemy's army. The most important of them were: the Peninsular Campaign; the Vicksburg Campaign; Lee's Maryland Campaign; Lee's Pennsylvania Campaign; the Chattanooga Campaign; the Overland Campaign; the Petersburg Campaign; the Atlanta Campaign; the March to the Sea Campaign; Hood's Tennessee Campaign; the Appomattox Campaign.
Persian Campaign happened in 1914-12.
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Alexander's campaign to take the Persian Empire lasted a decade - 334-324 BCE.
Alexander's campaign to take the Persian Empire lasted a decade - 334-324 BCE.
Alexander the Great's conquest of the Persian Empire occurred primarily between 334 and 330 BCE. His campaign began in 334 BCE with the Battle of Granicus, followed by significant victories at the Battle of Issus in 333 BCE and the decisive Battle of Gaugamela in 331 BCE. By 330 BCE, Alexander had effectively defeated the Persian forces and captured the Persian capital of Persepolis. This marked the culmination of his campaign against Persia.
He was assassinated on the eve of his departure on the campaign. His son Alexander carried out his plan.
The Spartans did not 'follow' the Persians - they were part of a blocking force which delayed the Persian army for three days, and had no effect on the following two-year campaign which defeated the Persians at the battles of Salamis, Plataia and Mycale.
Alexander was king of Macedonia. He invaded the Persian Empire and in a 10 year campaign took it over for himself.
The numbers changed as the campaign progressed from 499 to 493 BCE. Which part did you want to know?
His persistence in running a 10 year military campaign to take over all the Persian Empire.
Alexander the Great spent about six months in Egypt. This was part of his campaign against the Persian Emperor, Darius III.
The second Persian invasion of Greece was initiated by Emperor Xerxes I. Following the defeat of his father Darius I at the Battle of Marathon in 490 BCE, Xerxes aimed to expand Persian control and sought revenge against the Greek city-states. His campaign culminated in significant battles such as those at Thermopylae and Salamis in 480 BCE.