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Alexander at Granicus

Alexander the Great defeats Persians on the river Granicus

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Alexander Defeats Persians Granicus


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Alexander the Great: A Triumphant Crossing at the Granicus River, BC 334 (Mary Evans Picture Library/Mary Evans) Alexander III of Macedon, one of history's most legendary conquerors, stands victorious on the eastern bank of the Granicus River, gazing at the defeated Persian forces in this evocative print. The battle of the Granicus, fought on May 334 BC, marked the beginning of Alexander's campaign to conquer the Persian Empire. As depicted in this image, Alexander led his cavalry across the Granicus River, catching the Persian forces off guard. The Persian king, Darius III, had underestimated the Macedonian army's ability to cross the river and was caught in disarray. The battle raged on for hours, with both sides suffering heavy losses. However, Alexander's superior tactics and leadership ultimately proved decisive. The victory at the Granicus River was a significant turning point in ancient history. It marked the end of the Persian Empire's power and paved the way for Alexander's conquest of the known world. The eventual outcome of Alexander's campaign would have far-reaching consequences, shaping the political and cultural landscape of the Mediterranean world for centuries to come. This print, capturing the triumphant moment at the Granicus River, is a testament to Alexander's military prowess and the enduring legacy of his conquests. The image invites us to reflect on the strategic brilliance and determination that allowed a young Macedonian king to challenge and defeat the mighty Persian Empire.

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