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24 Cards in this Set

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356 BC
Birth of Alexander
338 BC
Battle of Chaeronea
336 BC
Death of Philip II, Accession of Alexander
335 BC
Destruction of Thebes
334 BC
Start of Asian campaign, Battle of Granicus
333 BC
Battle of Issus, Gordian Knot
332/331 BC
Seige of Tyre, Egypt, Siwah, Founding of Alexandria
331 BC
Battle at Gaugamela, Capture of Babylon, Susa, Persepolis
330 BC
Burning of Persepolis, Death of Darius, Philotas
330/329 BC
Crossing Hindu Kush, Death of Bessus
329/328 BC
Bactria + Sogdiana; Death of Spitamenes
328 BC
Death of Cleitus
328/327 BC
Alexander + Roxanne
327 BC
Pages' Conspiracy, Death of Callisthenes, Entry into India
326/325 BC
Journey down Indus River
325 BC
Gedrosia
324 BC
Mutiny at Opus, Death of Hephaestion, Susa Weddings
323 BC
Death of Alexander

Battle of Granicus quote

"when their center had given way, the horses on both wings were also naturally broken though, and took speedy flight"- Arrian

Battle of Guagamela quote

"For he said this battle would decide who were to be the rulers of that continent."Arrian

Epigoni-Plutarch-30,000

“teaching them the Greek tongue, and training them up to arms in the Macedonian discipline"- Plutarch

Battle of Granicus basics

-At the Granicus river


-Lead by Persian Satraps


-Persian strategy was calvary at front- nobility wanted to kill Alexander


-Alexander does not follow Parmenion and rest.


-Successfully lead a charge and routed the Persians.


-Persians lead by satraps not Darius

Battle of Issus basics

-Alexander leaves his wounded and sick men at the city of Issus.


-Due to lack of reconnaissance Alexander and Darius go past each other


-Darius finds and kills Alexanders wounded men


-Alexander defeats Darius in a narrow coastal plane.



Battle at Gaugamela basics

-Darius clears battlefield and has his men stand ready for attack all night


-Alexander knows this due to adequate reconnaissance and moves battlefield to less (Persian) favorable ground.


-Alexander "slept in"


-Alexander has a rear Phalanx to


-Persian=230,000 men Alexander=47,000 men