ISKENDER

Iskender

III. Aleksandros (Greek: Mα. atorλ impανδροalı, larıα. --λ impανδροalı, Megaz Alexandros) (356 BC, Pella, Macedonia - 10 June BC 323, Babylon), between 336 BC and 323 BC, was the king of Macedonia and the greatest emperor in history. Filip's son. In Turkish history literature; He was known as Alexander the Great, Alexander the Great, Alexander the Great and Alexander the Macedonian. As a result of hard-won wars, it established a great empire from Macedonia to India, influenced the spread of the ancient Greek civilization to the East and became a legendary hero. II. The son of Olimpias, who was the daughter of Filip and Epeiros (Epirus) King Neoptolemos, Iskender was interested in philosophy, medicine and science with the influence of the lessons he received from Aristotle, aged 13-16 years. Alexander, who imputed divine honor by himself and forced it into Greek cities, In the winter of 324 BCE, Luristan embarked on a fierce intimidation action against the local population. In spring, he moved to Babylon and received ambassadors from a remote country. In the meantime, he began preparations for an expedition to the shores of Arabia to ensure a sea connection with India. He also sent a reconnaissance association beyond the Caspian Sea. At a time when he was planning to build irrigation canals in Babylon and establish new cities on the Persian Gulf shores, he fell ill after a long drink and died ten days later at the age of 32 in 323 BC. His funeral was first taken to Memfis, then to Alexandria, where he was buried in a golden coffin. When asked if he had left such a large empire to whom he was said to have died, he was said to have replied "to your strongest" as the last word.

Height 55.5 cm