Alexander the Great and the Macedonian Empire

Go beyond the myth to learn about Alexander the Great, his empire, and why he is known as an innovative military genius who forged a new world order, led by a professor who is an expert on the classical world.

• By This Professor
• 01: Alexander the Great-Conqueror or Tyrant?
• 02: Greece in the Age of Hegemonies
• 03: Achaemenid Persia
• 04: The World of Early Macedon
• 05: Philip II and the Macedonian Way of War
• 06: The Third Sacred War
• 07: The Macedonian Conquest of Greece
• 08: The League of Corinth
• 09: Alexander, Heir Apparent
• 10: Securing the Inheritance, 336-335 B.C.
• 11: The Invasion of Asia
• 12: The Battle of the Granicus
• 13: The Turning Point-Issus and Tyre
• 14: Alexander, Pharaoh of Egypt
• 15: Heroes, Oracles, and the Gods
• 16: The Campaign of Gaugamela
• 17: The Conquest of Iran
• 18: Alexander on the Rim of the World
• 19: Governing and Taxing the Empire
• 20: Alexander and the Macedonian Opposition
• 21: The Invasion of India
• 22: The Battle of the Hydaspes
• 23: Mutiny and Withdrawal
• 24: The Gedrosian Desert and Voyage of Nearchus
• 25: Deification and Succession
• 26: Alexander and the Macedonians-Opis
• 27: Alexander and the Greeks-The Lamian War
• 28: The Diadochoi, 323-316 B.C.
• 29: The Partition of the Empire, 316-301 B.C.
• 30: The Hellenistic Concert of Powers
• 31: Macedonian Courts in the Near East
• 32: The Hellenization of the Near East
• 33: The Monetization of the Near East
• 34: Hellenization and the Gods
• 35: The Limits of Hellenization
• 36: Alexander the Great and the Shadow of Rome