Question

*How did Alexander
become the king of
the Persians?
(Ans)-In 336 BC, Alexander became the
king of Macedonia at the age
of 20. With the support of the
Greeks, he defeated the Persian
king Dareios III five years later
and became the king of Persia.
A little later he also conquered
Egypt, where he proclaimed
himself as Pharaoh and established
the city of Alexandria, which soon
became the centre for trade and art. His
move towards India ended in 326 BC on the
banks of the River Indus as his troops revolted due
to war fatigue. Alexander died in 323 BC in Babylon and his
empire perished thereafter.​

Answer 1

Answer:

(Ans)-In 336 BC, Alexander became the

king of Macedonia at the age

of 20. With the support of the

Greeks, he defeated the Persian

king Dareios III five years later

and became the king of Persia.

A little later he also conquered

Egypt, where he proclaimed

himself as Pharaoh and established

the city of Alexandria, which soon

became the centre for trade and art. His

move towards India ended in 326 BC on the

banks of the River Indus as his troops revolted due

to war fatigue. Alexander died in 323 BC in Babylon and his

empire perished thereafter.