Alexander the Great

He figured out his father's horse was scared of his shadow by noticing which way it looked when it was getting scared.

When it revolted, he captured the city and sold its inhabitants into slavery.

When he became king, he already owned Macedonia and Greece. When he conquered Persia, he crowned himself king of Persia as well. As any people will do when occupied, the Persians gradually became more and more Macedonian, (a Greek culture) using phalanx-capable soldiers, speaking and writing Greek, using Greek names, ect. In this way, he united the Macedonian and Persian cultures.

After conquering an empire Alexander the Great and his Macedonian Army would remain there for a time. After visiting Troy he was able to win over many allies and recruiting many men for his army. He did this by posing as a savior to the people.

He took his army into India, imagining that was the end of the world in the east, and he could claim to have conquered the world to the east. He had plans to go to western Europe and conquer there to, and so claim to have conquered the world

Eratosthenes is a Greek Philosopher whom ideas were way out of his time. He discovered two important things about the earth, one in which is that the world is shape like a sphere in which we know today because of satellite imagery but in that time they did not have the the thought nor the technology.The next thing he discovered is the Earth's circumference which was only off by 185 miles. Another important fact is that Eratosthenes was in charge of the library in the city of Alexandria.

Alexander was first tutored by the strict Leonidas, a relative of his mother, and by Lysimachus of Acarnania. In early childhood Alexander was raised in the manner of noble Macedonian youths, learning to read, play the lyre, ride, fight, and hunt.

When Alexander was 13, Philip began to search for a tutor and considered such academics as Isocrates and Speusippus, the latter offering to resign to take up the post. In the end, Philip chose Aristotle and provided the Temple of the Nymphs at Mieza as a classroom. In return for teaching Alexander, Philip agreed to rebuild Aristotle's hometown of Stageira in central Macedonia near the eastern coast of the peninsula of Chalcidice, which Philip had razed, and to repopulate it by buying and freeing the ex-citizens who were slaves or pardoning those who were in exile. Many new structures were built at this time, including an aqueduct, two shrines to Demeter. and many houses.

Greece was mostly poor land, and the Greek city-states each had limited land, unable to support a growing population. So the surplus populations were periodically sent of by ship to seize new land and establish new city-states. This way, there were over 2,000 independent city-states around the littorals of the Mediterranean and Black Seas.

During ancient times, people didn't really have long names. they usually had one name plus the last name. some people only had 1 name not including the last name. Alexander the great was one of them.

If you were to call him by all of his titles he would be Alexander III, King of Macedonia, Shahanshah of Persia, Pharaoh of Egypt, Hegemon of Greece and Lord of Asia.

He captured the Persian Empire, installed a mix of Macedonian and Persian provincial governors to control it, and introduced Greek civilisation to the existing citiees and the new ones he had built.

Then, just as today, they were tough and ruthless customers. He spent several months of bitter fighting to get through to his objective of India.

So bitter was the experience that on his way home to Mesopotamia, he took the coast road.

Alexander II's most important reform was the emancipation of the serfs and the ending of that system. Although "serfdom" itself was abolished, the former serfs were not simply given the land they had been working for the benefit of the owners of that land. Some of those lands were taken from the owners and put together in communal sites called mirs run by the village. The government paid the landowners but made the mirs repay the government over 49 years. This effectively bound the now free serfs to the mir instead of the owners.

Alexander also Westernized the Russian judicial system, gave more freedom to the universities and allowed some local self-government through elected councils called 'zemstvos.'

He was assassinated in 1881.

isa siyang mandirigma at napatay pakatapos masingahan sa dibdib

Rebuild cities that have been destroyed like Alexandria

That is a great question, although, he did not. He invaded Western India. If those are synnonyms, get a job.

After subduing the east and burning the Persian capital of Persepolis, he returned to Babylon, which he apparently intended as the centre of he empire, however he died shortly afterwards. He was planning to go west to take over Sicily and Carthage so that he owned all the important parts of the west as well as the east, so we don't know just what his intentions were when it all settled down. Capital was not a word or concept in use at the time.

hell no, the Persians won way more against the Greeks. THEY are the not don't get the respect they deserve, because they were the strongest and most advanced army ever to rule. The impact has affected the reaches of the American bill of rights to the sistene chapel

Alexander the Great was Greek. Macedonia was an ancient Greek kingdom in the northern Greek peninsula and is now a province of modern Greece. Epirus is still the north-west state in Greece. Alexander and his father were descendants of the Argead dynasty which originate from Argos in southern Greece while his mother descendant from the Molossians, the tribe of Achilles. Alexander significantly exposed the vast areas that he conquered to Greek civilization and influence.

Alexander the Great was able to conquer part of Persia, Macedonia, and Asia Minor among other lands. He had an ingenious means of military command that always surprised even the largest armies of that generation.

Alexander the Great marched his army into the east and expanded his empire. He understood that if he wanted to maintain a vast empire he needed to indoctrinate the eastern cities with the Greek language and culture.

Alexander proved himself to be more then a mere boy because he captured the city of thebes and destoyed it. Also, he he conquered the persian empire, one of the strongest empires in the world at the time.

Alexander conquered Rome and Phillip 2 conquered Greece.