So he was definitely involved in the conspiracy to kill his father, Philip II of Macedon, right?
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>>18131124He certainly benefits the most
Does it matter ? How ? What changes ?
>>18131220Philip had recently married Cleopatra Eurydice, a Macedonian noblewoman, which threatened Alexander’s succession. Alexander's mother, after Philip's death, then proceeded to burn Philip's new wife and their infant son to death. The implications are pretty clear.
>>18131141He was extremely lucky during later stages of his life, could his father's death be just another convenience for him?
It's almost certain that his mother orchestrated the plot. Whether or not Alexi himself was involved is unknown to history due to lack of any concrete evidence, but you may use your imagination. I personally think he was aware of it at the very least.T. Professional Autist
>>18131141>>18131661Alexander was blessed by the gods.
>>18131669Not blessed enough to save his true love Hephaestion, though
>>18132068Isn't the whole theory that they were gay lovers based off the fact that he got sad about his buddy dying?
