State Your Business, Macedon

Eventually they entered a place that looked like a restaurant and Wang Philip sat on the edge of the huge tree table carved from the best trees of the kingdom. The king enjoys a juicy steak; blood drips on an incandescent plate, obviously a fresh one killed that day. King Philip staring at the Roman said fine: "Please explain yourself soon." He took a steak on a shiny dish with a bad look. Captain Atulius moves forward and lends it to the other side of the table, "The Roman Republic will offer opportunities to your small village.You submit some parts of the big Macedonia to Rome and you I will give up whatever I currently have.

Philip II of Macedonia (Greek: 382 - 366 BC) was the king of the Kingdom of Macedonia (382 - 366 BC) until 369 BC in 365 BC. He was a king of Macedonia King Argead, the third son of Amyntas III king of Macedonia, and a member of Alexander the Great and Philip III's father. The rise of Macedonia, its conquest and political integration is partly due to the reform of the ancient Macedonian army, the establishment of the Macedonian Phalanx necessary to ensure victory on the battlefield. It is important. After defeating the Greek city of Athens and Thebes on the fight of Cheroenae in 338 BC, Philippe II was elected as a principal and commander - he was called the Corinth Association called the Persians Greece Greek President of the Menid Empire who led the establishment of the National Association

Alexander III of Macedonia is Philip II of Macedonia and the son of Olympia of Morosia. A prudent reader will remember that Morosia was one of the countries where Philip was conquered in his early military operations. Importantly, Olympia is a foreign one, Alexander Half Macedonian and Half Morosi. When I was a child, Alexander shows signs of great possibility. He won the support of his father, King Philippe, and when he was thirteen he succeeded in breeding the famous uneasy horse Bucephalus. Bucephalus is a horse's beast, a huge frame and a "huge head". According to legend, the horse seller handed the horse to King Philippe at a high price, but Philippe was not interested because he was told that the horse is not suitable. But Alexander gambled with his father. Philip will buy a horse, but Alexander can not tame a horse, he pays it.