Philippe II de Macédoine

Philippe II de Macédoine was a powerful king of Macedonia from 359 BC to 336 BC. He transformed Macedonia into a strong, unified state with innovative military tactics and a formidable army, enabling him to dominate Greece. He aimed to expand his influence and secure his realm against enemies. His leadership laid the groundwork for his son, Alexander the Great, to launch conquests across Asia. Philippe’s strategic reforms and diplomatic skills significantly shaped Greek and Macedonian history, making him a key figure in the rise of Macedonian power during the classical period.