Alexander the Great was murdered by a black general

[#1 pick]

He was from the mountains of Blackedonia

I heard he was from Hoteponia

 

[Alvin]

I thought Alex was black?

Nope Greek, you maybe thinking of Hannibal

 

[Sukairain]

He got shot in the chest climbing the city wall at Multan, during the siege. He likely died as a result of his alcoholism combined with that injury which almost killed him on that day. Its not hard to imagine that somebody would die a year later after suffering a wound like that, especially when they're an alcoholic on top and didn't exactly rest up to heal

 

[JadeB]

I'm not disputing black Greeks tho, that's facts and I'm sure Alexander had black generals from Egypt and Kush under his command but Alexander himself was a cac. My point is I hate how nikkas (mostly Israelites and hotep types) jack the fukk out of clearly cracker ass cracker historical figures.

All I know is Alexander died sick in bed. If that was a natural sickness or poison, idk but either way I'm here to listen to it cause I fukking LOVE ancient conspiracy

Edit: put me on to how Alexander wasn't a cac and Ill listen. I know his mother Olympia was exotic but I'm not sure where from. Phillip his father was a cac

Idk breh. Most depictions of Alex in ancient times showed as blonde haired and blue eyed.

Plutarch on Alexander the Great's Appearance:

"Whereas he was of a fair colour, as they say, and his fairness passed into ruddiness on his breast particularly, and in his face." So it appears Alexander was a blond

 

[Gangstar8]

Defeated by the indians.

Ghenghis Khan would never

 

[Cloutius Maximus]

Defeated by the indians.

Ghenghis Khan would never

Timur gave them that work tho

 

[Cuban Pete]

Defeated by the indians.

Ghenghis Khan would never

Well that was just plain unnecessary sir

 

[Ozymandeas]

He got shot in the chest climbing the city wall at Multan, during the siege. He likely died as a result of his alcoholism combined with that injury which almost killed him on that day. Its not hard to imagine that somebody would die a year later after suffering a wound like that, especially when they're an alcoholic on top and didn't exactly rest up to heal

Then had a nerve to march through a desert to go back to Persia when he could've easily took a boat or walked along the sea

Get shot with an arrow, don't heal up and then walk through a scorching desert brehs

 

[Ozymandeas]

It’s said even Julius Caesar broke down in tears and became distraught when he passed by a statue of Alex. He realized Alex had far surpassed him at the age Caesar was at the the time.

EDIT: crazy enough, if Caesar did what Alex did and sent people he didn’t fukk with away to govern provinces far from him, he wouldn’t have gotten poked up like he did.

Caesar believed in forgiveness and keeping your enemies close. Alex was more ruthless:

One of his general’s sons (who was a general himself)was apart of a plot to overthrow him. Alex had the son killed then sent assassins with a letter to his father who was away from the main army with orders to kill the father as he read the letter.

Caesar would’ve pardon the son asked for loyalty and made him a senator

Parmenion and Philotas

The messed up part is Parmenion was his father's OG homie, and held him down militarily, overseeing Alexander's left flank in most of his historical battles.

Yet when it came time, he still got him out of the paint. And his son like you said. Too bad he didn't realize Cassander was the one he needed to be watching.

Alexander also killed Aristotle's nephew (Aristotle was supposed to be his mentor/OG) because he kept talking about Greeks being real nikkas compared to Macedonians

That's why I find it weird that people consider Alexander Greek. It's rewriting history. In real life, not being Greek (but lowkey wanting their acceptance) is what drove him and his father Phillip. If you call Macedonians Greek, you might as well call Albanians (which was Illyria/Epirus back then) Greek.

Dead ass....you can write a Game of Thrones style show about Alexander and his generals. Ptolemy, Cassander, Antigonus, and Seleucus all got extra busy and extra grimey after dude died

 

[Guile]

He was Pakistani. His mother was born in Bombay. His father his half Nigerian, Japanese and of course Paki.

...

 

[YaThreadFloppedB!]

Parmenion and Philotas

The messed up part is Parmenion was his father's OG homie, and held him down militarily, overseeing Alexander's left flank in most of his historical battles.

Yet when it came time, he still got him out of the paint. And his son like you said. Too bad he didn't realize Cassander was the one he needed to be watching.

Alexander also killed Aristotle's nephew (Aristotle was supposed to be his mentor/OG) because he kept talking about Greeks being real nikkas compared to Macedonians

That's why I find it weird that people consider Alexander Greek. It's rewriting history. In real life, not being Greek (but lowkey wanting their acceptance) is what drove him and his father Phillip. If you call Macedonians Greek, you might as well call Albanians (which was Illyria/Epirus back then) Greek.

Dead ass....you can write a Game of Thrones style show about Alexander and his generals. Ptolemy, Cassander, Antigonus, and Seleucus all got extra busy and extra grimey after dude died

A fellow patron of history

you right about Cassander too, breh killed Alexander’s young son. I feel like Alex was mentally done after Hephaestion’s death.


I don’t think Alex ever forgave Parmenion for having to turn back and rescue him and the left flank when Alex was so close to capturing/killing Darius.

 

[Sukairain]

Parmenion and Philotas

The messed up part is Parmenion was his father's OG homie, and held him down militarily, overseeing Alexander's left flank in most of his historical battles.

Yet when it came time, he still got him out of the paint. And his son like you said. Too bad he didn't realize Cassander was the one he needed to be watching.

Alexander also killed Aristotle's nephew (Aristotle was supposed to be his mentor/OG) because he kept talking about Greeks being real nikkas compared to Macedonians

That's why I find it weird that people consider Alexander Greek. It's rewriting history. In real life, not being Greek (but lowkey wanting their acceptance) is what drove him and his father Phillip. If you call Macedonians Greek, you might as well call Albanians (which was Illyria/Epirus back then) Greek.

Dead ass....you can write a Game of Thrones style show about Alexander and his generals. Ptolemy, Cassander, Antigonus, and Seleucus all got extra busy and extra grimey after dude died

And moreover, Alexander made it a point to exterminate Greek cities. What he did to places like Thebes and Chios, not to mention what he did to Greek cities that surrendered without resistance. To those that surrendered he forced the men to join his army, but as soon as he died they completely abandoned the Macedonian empire. They followed him only because they feared him, once he died there was nothing to fear anymore and they just wanted to go back home

The Greeks of today glorify a guy who their ancestors universally hated

 

[tuckgod]

The honorable John Henrick Clark polishing gems first dropped by the great JA Rogers and the immigrants of the coli are turning their noses up.

 

[daemonova]

Lol, I'm pretty sure he died from from typhoid fever/malaria which were common in babylon back in day.

Pretty sure both Philip 2 and Olympias were greek.

Macedonian

I know, I know. There a country called Macedonia, look on a map

North Macedonia - Wikipedia

 

[Silver Surfer]

Hey whatever happened....the muhfukka was a legend in his 20s....so it is what it is