Alexander the Great: Eleven Years from Macedon to the Indus | Calm Bedtime History
In the spring of 334 BC, Alexander crossed the Hellespont with the army his father Philip had prepared, leaving Europe behind for the Persian satrapies of Asia. Eleven years later, in June 323 BC, he lay ill in Babylon, thirty-two years old, with the Indus behind him and no settled succession ahead.
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