Wars of Alexander the Great

Wars of Alexander the Great
Date	336-323 BC
Location	Eurasia
Causes	Alexander's wet dream to conquer the whole world
Result	Macedonball became a big empire and a world superpower Partition of Macedonball after Alexander's death
Belligerents
Macedonball Hellenic League
Achaemenidball Thracian tribes Illyrian tribes Various Greek city-states Uxiis(Tribesmen of Iranian origin) Indian kingdoms(notably the Pauravas)
Commanders
Alexander the Great Parmenion Antipater Ptolemy I Soter Seleucus I Nicator Hephaestion Craterus Philotas Cleitus the Black Perdiccas Coenus Lysimachus Antigonus Nearchus Cassander
Darius III of Persia Bessus Spitamenes Madates Various Satraps of the Achaemenid Empire Various Kings of India

The Wars of Alexander the Great(Alexander III) were a series of wars commenced by Alexander to expand his clay. During his reign, he conquered a lot of empires, most notably the Achaemenid Empire(Persian Empire 1.0).To this day it causes many problems with North Macedoniaball and whether its people descend from Alexander the Great or Slavic Tribes. 

Background

Philip II, King of Macedon from 359 B.C-336 B.C, was assassinated by his bodyguards on 336 B.C. Philip II's successor was Alexander III.

However, Alexander was a bit young and the Greek city-states and the Thracian tribes, whom Philip defeated, rose up in revolt, attempting to expel Macedon domination in Greece. However, Alexander cruelly defeated the Greek troops and razed Thebes, one of the main Greek combatants. Athens was spared from sacking.

The next target of Alexander was Thessaly, another Greek combatant that rebelled against him. Alexander saw that they're occupying a mountain pass that blocks on his way so he dispatched a cavalry unit of 3,000 men to find an alternative route. They found an alternative and Alexander went to the Thessalian rear. When the Thessalian soldiers awoke and found out that Alexander was in their rear, the Thessalians immediately surrendered.

Alexander continued to campaign in Europe, defeating the Thracian and Illyrian tribes and also Greek cities that rebelled against him. However, after Alexander sacked Thebes, most Greek cities submitted to him, accepting Macedon domination.

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