"Without Alexander's genius, the Greeks could not have conquered the Persian Empire; however, Alexander's excellent use of the assault cavalry made an important and even decisive contribution to the tactical success of the conquest."
"He was very intelligent, very brave, very zealous for honor and danger, very cautious about religion . . . Good at choosing the right course of action, no matter how vague the situation is, his guesses are always right. He is very good at how to gather an army and how to equip it. A new hope arises. With his own daring spirit, he has rid their minds of all fear of danger—the most precious of all attributes. He is a man of all things to do in uncertain circumstances. He is the best at making quick predictions and grasping the enemy's situation, so that no one has time to worry about gains and losses."
"In comparison, Xiang Yu is better at fighting, Han Xin is better at tactics, and Liu Bang is better at big things. strategy, but Alexander seemed to be all three."
But what I didn't think about was whether Alexander the Great was a good friend or a good friend
Alexander always loved Hephaestine; their love was so deep that beyond physical love.
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