Alexander the Great

It is a possiblity, since his relationship with him soured because Alexander went against his teachings and ethics. He didn't listen to Aristotle. There's a theory that Aristotle might have poisned him, since he had knowledge of plants .

-actually Aristotle died while Alexander was still underage. he couldn't have poisoned him

Alexander the Great was much more of a brutal world conqueror rather than a visionary and a humanitarian. He conquered much of the territory for the glory of the Holy Roman Empire, and not because he was doing a humanitarian service. Perhaps he thought he was providing a service to those whom he conquered by thinking that he could turn them away from their barbarian ways, but primarily the scope of what he accomplished was basically land-grabbing.

He did not do much ruling during his lifetime. Since he was always on campaign and conquering new countries, he left the ruling of his homeland Macedonia to his general Antipater, who made a decent job of it. In all those other countries he never stopped to rule them himself but appointed Satrapes, a sort of Governors, whom he had killed if it was pointed out to him that anyone of them made a mess of it or when any of them rebelled against him. In the places where he did stay a little longer he was usually only eager to adopt the customs that treated the king as a god and dress in the local costumes if appropriately rich and flowing in design.

So as a ruler he was mostly the "off with his head"-type and made not much of a mark. He almost totally focused on being a military commander and was very succesful at that.

After 2,250 years, we just wouldn't know. And over that time-frame hundreds of millions of people of us today are related to each other, so the answer is yes.

Yes, in fact he was the first ever to conquer all of Greece.

Alexander the great was the son of prince Philip of Macedonia.

From Libya in the west, through Egypt and the Middle East, to Central Asia and today's Pakistan.

No Roman emperor wanted to conquer the lands that Alexander the Great had conquered. The Roman conquests in areas which Alexander had conquered occurred during the period of the Roman Republic, before the period of rule by emperors and before there were Roman emperors. These various conquests, which occurred at separate times, had nothing to do with a desire to conquer Alexander's former territories.

Today's Pakistan.

he wore sweatpants and somtimes nothing just ran around nude yeah thats what he did

As far as I can tell, Alexander Grothendieck is still alive. Alexander Grothendieck's birth date was on March 28th 1928. That makes him 82 years, 11 months and 10 days old today. He is now said to live in southern France or Andorra, in a place whose exact location is only known to his personal friends.

Alexander the great's kingdom was split into four major parts. Each was ruled by one of his army generals.

Alexander admired Greek culture and worked to spread Greek influence by founding cities in the lands he conquered. He encouraged Greek settlers to move to these new cities and as a result, Greek became a common language throughout Alexander's empire. Evan as he supported the spread of Greek culture, however, Alexander encouraged common people to keep their own customs and traditions. the new, blended culture that developed is called Hellenistic. It was not purely Greek, but it was heavily influenced by Greek ideas.

Macedonia. It lay just to the north of Thessaly, which is the northernmost Greek region. Today, Macedonia is a province of the country of Greece, but in the ancient world, it was politically independent and ruled by a king.

He attempted to introduce Greek culture across the empire which he took from the Persians. He had not made much progress at the time of his early death, an although his successors kept up a pretence, it was superficial, confined to the upper classes, the Greek carpet-baggers who poured in, and the Macedonian rulers of the successor kingdoms.

He was a Federalist.

Egypt . ! (:

Alexander The Great was believed to be born on July 20th 356BC in Pella Macedonia, although some believe he was born on July 19th, there are celebrations across regions of Greece including his native Macedonia on July 20th "Alexander Day" commemorating the birth of the greatest military leader the world has ever known!

He screwed athenian aquired got spartan money

Egypt

It disintegrated almost immediately, his top generals each carving off a piece. Ptolemy in Egypt was the first to declare himself a king and the others followed suit. Fighting between them ensued, with the empire settling down to Egypt, Syria, Asia Minor and Macedonia. These we call the Hellenistic kingdoms because of the veneer of Greek culture brought in by the Macedonian rulers. The dynasties which persisted were the Seleucids in Syria-Asia Minor-Mesopotamia (the far east returned to native rule quickly), the Ptolemies in Egypt and the Macedonians. Macedonia was swallowed up by Rome in the 2nd Century BCE, Asia Minor and Syria in the 1st Century BCE (by Lucullus and Pompey), and then also Egypt by Octavian Augustus.

adopt the customs of their people

He spent tow years re-establishing control of Greece, then 10 years taking over the Persian Empire.

They wanted to share their culture with the rest of the world