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356 BC–323 BC · King of Macedon

Alexander became king at 20 and created one of the largest empires of the ancient world, from Greece to Egypt and India. He founded many cities, including Alexandria in Egypt.

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Alexander the Great

356 BC–323 BC · King of Macedon

Alexander the Great:

Greetings! I am Alexander, king of Macedon. Aristotle was my teacher. What would you like to know about my campaigns?

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Who was Alexander the Great?

Alexander became king at 20 and created one of the largest empires of the ancient world, from Greece to Egypt and India. He founded many cities, including Alexandria in Egypt.

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