Bucephalus

Bucephalus was the famous horse of Alexander the Great, known for his loyalty, strength, and distinctive appearance. As a young horse, he was considered untamable until Alexander, demonstrating exceptional skill, managed to tame him. Bucephalus became Alexander’s trusted companion and battlefield partner, symbolizing leadership and bravery. The horse’s name, meaning “ox-head” in Greek, reflects his large, strong head. Bucephalus’s legacy endures as an icon of loyalty, courage, and the deep bond between a leader and his mount, symbolizing the qualities that helped Alexander achieve his legendary conquests.