How did Alexander the Great, who created a vast great empire, died?
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Alexandros III, who was active in the 4th century BC as a monarch of the Argesian Macedonian kingdom , is said to be Alexander the Great. It is known that Such Alexander the Great died at the age of just 32 years old, and the British writer Anthony Evalit wrote how Alexander the Great died.
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Alexander the Great, who had won numerous wins in Egypt, Asia and India, spent a long time in Babylon , the ancient city of Mesopotamia (near modern Iraq) in 323 BC. But here too, Alexander the Great was aiming to advance into the Arabian coast, building a new port near Babylon and preparing to move the army south.
To the north of Babylon are two huge palaces, one inhabited by the family of Alexander the Great, and the other believed to have been a place for rituals and governance. In addition, it is said that there was an aerial garden of Babylon , one of the seven wonders of the ancient Greek world, near the palace. It was. For this reason, Mr. Evalit stated that the Babylonian people had advanced flood control technology that allowed them to build an excellent irrigation system.
Alexandros the Great prefers spending time with his subordinates rather than living in the city, and spends more time in military camps and on ships. Evalit speculates that the Navy would be ready to advance to the Arabian coast, and Alexander the Great and his men would have been convinced of the upcoming expedition.
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Alexander the Great held a banquet for the army at the end of May 323 BC. Noble people at the time, including Alexander the Great, said they were drinking a lot after eating, and it was normal to drink syrupy wine with high alcohol concentration diluted with water.
However, Alexandros the Great on this day seems to have left a banquet sooner than usual, and Mr. Evalit thinks that the body of Alexandros the Great had changed since that time. Still, Alexander the Great took a bath in his daily routine and was invited to drink by his friend's general, Medius .
The next day Alexander the Great felt fever and spent most of his time in bed. He played with Medius on dice and drank alcohol. On that day, Alexander the Great felt “backaches from bees” on his back, says Evalit.
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The next day, Alexandros the illness worsened and he was unable to get out of bed. So, he said that he enjoyed by giving instructions to the army while lying on the bed and listening to the adventure story of Nearchos who commanded the fleet.
Eventually, he was on the boat while lying on the bed, and was transported from the palace to the aerial garden located down the river. Mr. Evalit points out that the anxiety spread among the aides and panicked about the location of Alexander the Great's whereabouts.
On June 5th, it became clear that Alexander the Great was dying, and soldiers who wanted to see the Ichimoku king were replaced in front of the bed and appeared to meet. At that time, Alexander the Great had already been able to speak out because he was unable to speak and it was difficult to raise his head.
After all, Alexander the Great is reported to have died in the afternoon of June 11th, and it is famous for his will that the strongest will inherit the empire. About this testament, Evalit stated that the king was not wise as it caused later confusion.
Regarding the death of Alexandros the Great, there are some theories of “illness and death due to infection” and “they have been poisoned by somebody”. There is also a theory that Alexandros the Great died of Guillain-Barre syndrome , and a great mystery still remains.
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The first generation of Alexander the Great, written by Evalit, “The Alexander the Great: His Life and His Mysterious Death ” is available for purchase on Amazon.
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