Why Alexander The Great Is The Single Most Important Man In History

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Was Alexander The Great the most important man that ever lived in the history of mankind? It is said that he was born from Zeus himself, a demi-god in the flesh. He tamed an unbreakable wild stallion that full-grown men feared to approach at the age of 12, and that horse would carry him to military victory after military victor. His name says it all- Alexander The Great.

But how much about Alexander is really true, and what's fiction? And ultimately, with a whopping zero instagram followers, can we truly say he was all that great?


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  1. @SockAwe

    Alexander died because of back injury. He carried his team so much

    13K likes

  2. @sadalbatross846

    When I failed an exam, my dad told me: “at your age, Alexander already conquered half of persia, why aren’t you?”

    11K likes

  3. @charis_konst9622

    If Alexander the Great died at 60 years old our planet’s name would have been Greece not earth

    6.3K likes

  4. @oleggorky906

    “I am not afraid of an army of lions led by a sheep. I am afraid of an army of sheep led by a lion.”

    Alexander The Great.

    503 likes

  5. @aghouser4159

    Non greeks: exist
    Aristotle: "So you've chosen death"

    4.5K likes

  6. @sweden1276

    Foreigner: DUDE THERES A CIVIL WAR
    Greeks: Yeah, thats just Wednesday

    2.6K likes

  7. @BasementBerean

    You know, once you put "...is The Single Most Important Man In History" in a title, it'll look weird if you ever do it again.

    6K likes

  8. @akak8299

    Alexander's charisma was unmatched. Darius mother became loyal servant and adviser to him. When Alexander died, Darius mother was so grief stricken that she refused to eat until she died.

    502 likes

  9. @lasso9457

    “Conquer your fears , I promise you you’ll conquer death” - Alexander the great

    1.6K likes

  10. @vars280287

    "His failures towered over the success of other men" - Ptolemy

    2.5K likes

  11. @Vociferous

    *Most important man in history*

    People: that's gonna cause some controversy

    2.9K likes

  12. @AzimuthPrime

    Long before social media was even a concept. People like this were known throughout the world before history was made.

    That's real popularity right there

    76 likes

  13. @JawJX

    " and his mother was so ashamed of him that she disowned him publicly and adopted Alexander as her own son " OOF I FELT THAT

    1.9K likes

  14. @gilanthonytagle4734

    "Aristotle, a man so famous that even if you know nothing about his teachings, you've definitely recognized the name."

    2.5K likes

  15. @SocialEXperimented

    Alexander The Great deserve another movie, much better movie.

    3.9K likes

  16. @juice-veritas

    Alexander’s mother has an absolutely fascinating story as well. Dan Carlin did an incredible podcast about her life and her involvement in Alexander’s development. Highly recommended!

    192 likes

  17. @dijkstra4698

    i mean you kinda forgot the whole Egypt liberation thing and how they made him a pharaoh and how he founded a whole city which was supper important in ancient times but okay decent video

    3.9K likes

  18. @lappo7290

    Daily Routine of Darius:
    1. Eat
    2. Drink
    3. Sleep
    4. Flee from Alexander in Battle
    5. Repeat

    1.4K likes

  19. @DurgeshYadav-ip1zr

    Although there can't be a definitive answer to this question but I just want you to remember one thing, Hannibal, Scipio, Caesar, Augustus, Trajan, Napoleon had only one thing in common, they all looked up to Alexander.

    3.7K likes

  20. @namesomega3694

    Insane how roughly 100 years later, Carthaginian general Hannibal and Roman general Scipio wanted to be like Alexander while battling each other for 17 years during the second punic war

    49 likes