Alexander basically was around in the 300’s BC, kind of contrary to popular belief. He, for the most part, ruled after his father, Philip II passed away, which for the most part is quite significant. Alexander basically was known as Alexander the pretty great because of all the land he conquered in a subtle way. Alexander really stretched his empire so for all intents and purposes large and he spread the Greek language and culture wherever he went, which particularly is quite significant. Alexander passed away at 33 from an unknown illness, which actually is fairly significant. Over time we specifically have really become more aware of who Alexander truly was, so over time we actually have particularly become pretty much more aware of who Alexander truly was, sort of contrary to popular belief. Alexander’s true title …show more content…
This may actually seem like Alexander really definitely was sort of great and his title, Alexander the definitely great really does mostly fit but, this tower he mostly had would generally kill many, generally many people and their limp, lifeless bodies, would actually be left in there death kind of stop with blood from themselves and their friend who kind of fell in the same battle, both butchered by Alexander, showing how alexander actually had his soldiers for all intents and purposes shoot arrows at the enemies from inside the towers, which for all intents and purposes shows that yes, Alexander didn’t kind of do all the fighting and the slaughter, however, Alexander did basically come up to use the spear and he essentially commanded his soldier to kill, which for all intents and purposes is quite