Was Alexander The Great Really Great?

Alexander’s name is usually followed by the name “great.” He was a conqueror, which means that he took over places and named himself ruler of all he had taken captive. In this case, Alexander was hoping to unite Greece, as well as conquer Persia. He is very well-known among historians today, and he has also accomplished a lot in his time period. However, the name “great” may have been given to him too easily and without careful examination of how he truly treated others, not just how he saw himself.
Alexander the Great has accomplished a lot during his reign of ruler and conqueror. He was so great that he didn’t have to find for a position in government, but he was actually given control over the most-powerful empire army. He was a military genius and a wise
Alexander was a determined king, and he would not give up until he could unite Greece. The Thebans were enemies of the Greeks; however, Alexander was determined to be at peace with the Thebans so he could unite the country. Alexander also played a huge role in the spreading of Greek culture. He established a city, called Alexandria, which became the most important port and trade center.
On the other hand, Alexander appeared differently in the eyes of other people rather than himself. The things mentioned above were through the eyes of Alexander, which is why he doesn’t have an issue giving himself the title of being “great.” He accomplished a large amount of territory, he united places, and he even help the spread of culture; he made his own city, which was the most important during his time period. However, when you examine his behavior toward other people and their religions, and his