Alexander the Great

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Alexander the Great was a 4th-century BCE king of Macedon who created one of the largest empires in ancient history and spread Greek culture across the Near East.


Statements (62)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Macedonian king
ancient Greek person
conqueror
historical figure
king
military commander
associatedWith Diadochi
Hellenization
birthPlace Macedon
Pella
birthYear 356 BCE
burialPlace Alexandria (disputed)
campaign Asian campaign
Indian campaign
causeOfDeath disputed
conquered Achaemenid Empire
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Persia
Phoenicia
Syria
parts of India
culture Greek
deathPlace Babylon
Mesopotamia
deathYear 323 BCE
dynasty Argead dynasty
era Classical antiquity
Hellenistic period
father Philip II of Macedon
foundedCity Alexandria
Alexandria Eschate
Alexandria in Arachosia
Alexandria on the Indus
fullName Alexander III of Macedon
knownFor creating one of the largest empires of the ancient world
military genius
spreading Hellenistic culture
language Ancient Greek
militaryRank strategos autokrator
mother Olympias
notableBattle Battle of Chaeronea
Battle of Gaugamela
Battle of Granicus
Battle of Issus
Battle of the Hydaspes
Siege of Tyre
predecessor Philip II of Macedon
reignEndYear 323 BCE
reignStartYear 336 BCE
religion Ancient Greek religion
spouse Parysatis II
Roxana
Stateira II
successor Alexander IV of Macedon
Philip III Arrhidaeus
successorState Hellenistic kingdoms
teacher Aristotle
title Hegemon of the Hellenic League
King of Macedon
Pharaoh of Egypt
Shahanshah of Persia

Referenced by (100)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Anatolia
Babylon
Bithynia
Lycia
Pamphylia
Perge
Phrygia
Samarkand
Satrapy of Egypt
Tyre
conqueredBy
Asian campaign
Battle of Gaugamela
Battle of Issus
Battle of the Granicus
Siege of Tyre
commander
Albanian lek
Alexandria
Alexandria in Arachosia
Alexandria on the Indus
Alexandria, Egypt
namedAfter
Alexander
Beas River
Hellenistic art
Hellenistic period
associatedWith
Herod the Great ("Alexander")
Olympias
Philip II of Macedon
child
Apadana Palace
Persepolis
Thebes
destroyedBy
Alexandria
Alexandria on the Indus
Alexandria, Egypt
foundedBy
Alexandria Eschate
Alexandria in Arachosia
Alexandria on the Indus
founder
Alexander IV of Macedon
Philip III Arrhidaeus
Ptolemy I Soter
predecessor
Jhelum River
Macedonia (Greece)
associatedWithPerson
Indian campaign
Siege of Tyre
hasParticipant
Darius III
Siege of Tyre
opponent
Argead dynasty
Macedon
reachedGreatestExtentUnder
Parysatis II
Stateira II
spouse
Darius III
Philip II of Macedon
successor
Khyber Pass
Macedonian court
usedBy
Lighthouse of Alexandria
associatedWithCityFoundedBy
Battle of Chaeronea
belligerentCommander
Pella, Greece
birthplaceOf
Stateira II
capturedBy
Darius III
capturedFamilyBy
Mithridates VI Eupator
claimedDescentFrom
Hephaestion
closeFriendOf
Indian campaign
commandedBy
Battle of the Hydaspes
commander1
Philippeion
completedBy
Philippeion
dedicatedTo
Persepolis terrace
destroyedInvasionBy
Hephaestion
employer
Alexander IV of Macedon
father
Shahnameh
featuresCharacter
Diadochi
followed
Macedon
formedCoreOfEmpireOf
Alexander the Great ("Alexander III of Macedon")
fullName
Philip III Arrhidaeus
halfBrother
Adventure Story
hasCharacter
Classical period
hasMajorFigure
Argead dynasty
hasMember
Aristotle
influenced
Eskandar ("Macedonian king Alexander III")
linkedToHistoricalFigure
Battle of Issus
macedonianLeader
Adventure Story
mainSubject
Argead dynasty
mostFamousMember
Macedon
notableKing
Aristotle
notableStudent
Battle of Issus
opponentOf
Demosthenes
opposed
Adventure Story
originalLeadRole
Battle of Chaeronea
participant
Alexander IV of Macedon
posthumousSonOf
Eskandar
refersTo
Battle of the Hydaspes
riverCrossedBy
Ptolemy I Soter
servedUnder
Stateira II
spouseAtEvent
Alexander (film score)
subject
Adventure Story
televisionAdaptationLeadRole
Alexander the Great ("King of Macedon")
title
Pyrrho ("Alexander the Great (possibly)")
travelledWith
Hindu Kush
traversedBy
Lampsacus
underControlOf
Teos
underRuleOf
Alexander ("Iskandar")
variant
Asia Minor
wasConqueredBy

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