Character and Rhetorical Strategy: Philip II of Macedonia in Fourth Century Athens

Alexander the Great was born in Macedonia 's capital city of Pera City, on the day of controversial July 20 or 21 BC. He is the fourth wife of King Olympia, Philip II of King Macedonia, and the son of Philip II of the daughter of King Epps. Many legendary myths and legends develop around the birth and adolescence of Alexander the Great. Ancient Greek biographer Plutarch tells her marriage story to the marriage of Philippe II king of Macedonia. Alexander's mother, Olympia had a dream Her womb was struck by thunder, and forest fires extended to the vastness of the world. Olympia told her that the dream is King Philip II who believed that Alexander his son is sacred blood.

Before the 4th century BC, Macedonia was a small kingdom outside the region that was dominated by the great city state of Athens, Sparta, Thebes, temporarily belonged to AchaemenidéPers. During the reign of Philip II of Algar, Germany (359 - 366 BC), Macedonia suppressed the Greek mainland and Thrace through conquest and diplomacy. In the reformed troops, some plazas wiggled Sarissa Pike, and Philip II broke the old armies of Athens and Thebes in 338 B.C. during the fight of Kelonea. Alexander the Great, Philip II 's son, led the Greek Peoples Association and achieved the goal of directing his whole father' s Greek when he destroyed the city of Thebes after a city uprising. During the subsequent conquest of Alexander, he defeated the Achaemenid Empire and conquered the Indus territory. Greek art and literature flourished in newly conquered land and the advances of philosophy, engineering and science have spread to the majority of the ancient world.