Once, a man arose, armed not just with strength, but with a mind sharp as a blade and strategies that could conquer worlds. And conquer he did, leaving his mark on the face of the Earth.

He was known by, Alexander III of Macedon, Iskander, Sikandar, Alexander the Invincible, Alexander the Conqueror, King of Kings, Pharaoh of Egypt, Son of Zeus. You may deny his policies, criticize his administration, and judge him for his cruelty, but who can take away the glory he lived up to and what he achieved in his life? A man who became a god, Alexander the Great, started as a man but later considered himself a god.

Perhaps it was because of his phenomenal achievements that inspired many other rulers and conquerors in the world. There must be a question in your mind: why should we learn about Alexander from this book when many authors have already written about him?Yes, But can the other books provide you:Experience immersive reading, where you feel like you're living in Alexander's history inside your mind.

Enjoy pictorial representations with beautiful images, setting this book apart from others that may seem dull during reading. The writing style prioritizes reader understanding over unnecessary complexity, avoiding unnecessary difficulty.

Thorough research based on authentic manuscripts, including works like Arrian's. Includes maps at points where readers might struggle to envision the battlefield creatively.

This book is for people in a hurry, yet it is so comprehensive that in such a short time, you will get to know so much about Alexander the Great that it will make you feel the history. .