The Life of Alexander the Great

Alexander the Great was a legendary ancient Greek king of Macedonia who, by age 30, created one of the largest empires in history, spanning Greece, Egypt, Persia, and parts of India. Known for his military genius, he led bold campaigns, winning numerous battles and spreading Greek culture across his empire. Despite his early death at 32, his conquests influenced world history, cultural exchange, and the spread of Hellenistic civilization. His leadership and vision made him one of history's most remarkable military figures, symbolizing both strategic brilliance and ambitious expansion.