Alexander at the age of twenty the king of Macedonia with in twelve years, he spread and be came the ruler the biggest empire that the world had ever seen, covering nearly two million square kilometers from Greece in the west to India the east. It is the first time that the east could join the west.
His life was absolutely extraordinary. His achievement is the great thing that made him become a hero. He march his army, defeated the war. In many times, he is remembered as a bloodthirsty. Many people died as he and his army. But we cannot deny that he was a great conquering hero. He could make close friend as well as enemies among the people. When he was thirty three years old, he was poisoned and died. He had no chance to rule the empire that he had create so quickly. Although he has died for 2300 years ago, his name is still alive in the world.
Saturday, 26 April 2008
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How strong is the evidence that Alexander was poisoned?
ReplyDeleteWe, actually, could not know what the cause of the dead of Alexander exactly is. It is such an arcane thing that is so mysterious. Because Alexander had died for 2300 years ago, the evidence is vague. I just know that Alexander was poisoned appears in the book. If you ask me how strong of the evidence that Alexander was poisoned, I could answer you for noting, but somehow, I believe that book.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if it was because that was what the book said, and if the author gave reasons for that.
ReplyDeleteIt is commonly considered to be a possibility, but most historians at least admit that the evidence is very uncertain, and his symptoms as recorded are also consistent with a natural death from an infection.
Does the book say who was responsible for poisoning him?
After I go over your question that who was respond for his died, I’ve found from the book that he possibly had been poisoned by his officer; probably he had caught a disease carried by insects. Until now, there is no, exactly, conclusion about his died.
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