What If: Alexander the Great had Died at the Granicus River?
Tides of History
From Ruin to Resurgence: The Power of Legacy
The transitory moment following Alexander's death highlights the precariousness of Macedonia's situation, reminiscent of its prior collapse under King Perticus III. Historically, this turmoil could have led to another defeat, yet Philip II's ascent transformed Macedonia from a struggling kingdom into a dominant power in the Greek world within a single generation. His rise, rooted in both his royal heritage and strategic leadership, underscores the significance of legacy and legitimacy in overcoming adversity and securing lasting influence.
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