Alexander Dynasty, Alexander the Great and which emperor of China was of the same period?

Alexander and King Xian of Zhou of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty were from the same period.

Alexander the Great was born in 356 BC and died on June 13, 323 BC, he was the king of the Macedonian kingdom and called Alexander III. The period from 356 to 323 BC was the Warring States period in China (476 BC and 221 BC). At that time, the rule of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty had collapsed, and the vassal states launched a protracted war for hegemony until 221 BC, when the Qin state destroyed the Qi state and unified the six kingdoms, marking the end of the Warring States period.

The reigning emperor at that time was King Zhou XianJi Bian. King Xian of Zhou, succeeded to the throne in 369 BC and died in 321 BC, also known as King Xiansheng of Zhou or King Xiansheng of Zhou, the twenty-third monarch of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, reigned for 48 years. So Alexander died 2 years before King Zhou Xian.

This should mean, probably in China's Warring States Period, when there should not have been the Qin and Han dynasties, it may be the era of King Qin Zhao in history, that is, the late fourth century BC, this period is still in the Warring States Period, and it is the most important stage of the Warring States Period, that is, this matter should be in the Warring States Period.

Relevant information shows that when Alexander began his crusade to the east, it happened to be the period of China's "Five Kingdoms Prime Minister". The so-called "Prime Minister of the Five Kingdoms" refers to the event in the middle of the Warring States period, when the leaders of the five vassal states recognized each other as monarchs.

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.

Poker: A deck of 54 cards, 52 of which are straight cards and the other 2 are decks (King and King).

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.

In 323 BCE, on the eve of Alexander's planned invasion of Arabia, he contracted falciparum malaria and died in Babylon, leading to a fierce struggle for royal power, in which his mother, wife, and children were killed, and his heirs were cut off, and Alexander's empire collapsed after only 13 years of existence.

Alexander's Empire (336 BC 323 BC), also known as the Macedonian Empire, was founded by the famous conqueror Alexander the Great, whose territory stretched from the Green Mountains and the Indus River Plain in the east, to the Persian Gulf in the south and including Egypt, to Thrace and Greece in the west, and to the Black Sea and Amu Darya River in the north.

Alexander's empire, founded by force, was doomed, and Alexander's unexpected death only accelerated the process.