What was the name of Alexander s empire

Alexander the Great (20 July 356 BC – 22 June 323 BC) was an ancient Macedonian king and a famous military strategist and statesman in world history. He was resourceful and eloquent in his short 13 years as King of Macedonia. The conquest first established its dominance in all of Greece and then the destruction of the Persian Empire.

In the vast land spanning Europe and Asia, a vast country with Babylon as its capital was established from ancient Greece and Macedonia in the west, to the Ganges Valley in India in the east, to the first waterfall of the Nile River in the south, and to Babylon in the north. It has made unprecedented brilliant achievements, promoted the prosperity and development of ancient Greek culture, the exchange of Eastern and Western cultures, and the development of economy, and has had a significant impact on the progress of human society and culture.

It should be the Ajid Dynasty of the Macedonian Kingdom, if you add the clan in the front, it is the Ajid Dynasty of the Greek Macedonian Kingdom Because the royal family of the Macedonian Kingdom and its inhabitants speak the Greek Dorian dialect, and culturally they also belong to Greek culture Just like the relationship between Rome and Latin, Rome is a Latin in terms of ethnic affiliation, but later the fame of the Roman Empire is far greater than that of Latin, so until now, many Latin people still say that they are "Romans" Assuming that Macedonia had established a unified and stable long-term government in Greece, it would probably be that there would be no "Greece" but only "Macedonia", and there would be no place for the Slavic false Macedonian state (Northern Malaysia)....

Alexander I Pavlovich, Emperor of the Russian Empire, son of Paul I. Repelled Napoleon's expeditions.

Alexander's empire was destroyed by his own people. Alexander's Empire was the name given to the Kingdom of Macedonia during the time of Alexander the Great, founded by the famous conqueror Alexander the Great. After Alexander's death, everyone wanted Alexander's power to be overturned, so they began to fight openly and secretly, and the empire fell into a state of fragmentation, and an unprecedentedly powerful empire only lasted for a short time before collapsing.

In 336 BCE, Philip II was killed by Persian Assassins at his daughter's wedding. Alexandre, the son of Philip II, succeeded to the throne at the age of 20 and defeated the anti-Macedonian movement of the Greeks by force and force, and the righteous Thebes was destroyed, the citizens were sold into slavery, executed, and exiled, and the land was divided among other states. Macedonia's political opponents were also eliminated.

List:

1. Plum K: Alexander the Great.

2. Block K: Julius Caesar.

3, K of hearts: Charlemagne.

4. King of spades: King David.

5. Plum Q: Aginny.

6. Block Q: Rachel.

7, heart Q: Judith.

8. Q of spades: Pallas Athena.

9. Plum J: Lancelot.

10. Block J: Hector.

11, heart J: Lahaier.

12. J of spades: Ogier.

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52 cards are divided into a group of 13 cards, and in spades, hearts, clubs, four suits to represent each group, each group of cards of suit includes from 1-10 (1 is usually represented as A) and J, Q, K marked with 13 cards, the way to play is ever-changing, a variety of play, such as the more typical way to play the landlord.