Heros: Alexander the Great

Quote: On Alexander's Day please have a nice video we saw in our website and in our class. When you are young, you've heard stories about superheroes and bad guys, they know they are fakes, but you have real heroes. So long ago we got together to hear the story of a great hero. Hero of Alexander the Great. The story of our hero has been circulating since long ago, let's hear now. Alexander's father was Philippe II king of Macedonia. King Philippe unified all the city states of Greece, the vast country of Persia which is his next goal.

What is a hero? Alexander is a good example of a hero! Alexander is a great ruler in history, has the world's largest empire and is a successful ruler. Alexander the Great slaughter many people while conquering other countries, but he unified most of the land and helped conquer Greece while spreading Greek culture to other people. First of all, since he unified, Alexander is a hero

Alexander the Great is a good example of this new title change, he is known as legend, hero, and even Messiah. Alexander was born in the summer of 356 BC, died of illness in 323 BC (June). His parents are Olympia and Philip, Olympia is the princess of Morosia of Epirus, named after the son of Andromache and Neoptolemus. Neoptolemus is the same man who killed Priam King and is a child of Achilles. So it is said that Alexander is a descendant of "Iliad's incomplete hero".

As long as there are human beings, heroes are so. A legendary person like Hercules or Prometheus is the first hero. Alexander the Great dreamed of conquering the whole world. He can only "realize" the middle of this dream, but he conquers the world from hero worship and worship of future generations around the world. The hero's demand feels almost like the basic human needs. Because the demand is so strong, people may invent heroes without heroes. It is not clear whether King Arthur actually exists or whether he is a fiction among people's imagination. Genuine or make-up, he turned out to be the hero wanted by the British. History has proven that humans have always been fascinated by heroes, and they will continue to exist.