Macedonian Nobility

Macedonian nobility refers to the wealthy and influential families in ancient Macedonia, particularly during the Kingdom of Macedon, which flourished in the 4th century BCE. They held land, power, and military responsibilities, often serving as generals or advisors to the king. Notable noble families included the Argead dynasty, from which famous leaders like Alexander the Great emerged. The nobility played a key role in governance and society, contributing to Macedonia's expansion and cultural achievements. Their relationships with the king and each other shaped the political landscape of the region during this pivotal historical period.