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The 122 pages that link to Alexander the Great, each with the reason it gives.

• Amyntas III of MacedonBroader topic: His empire grew from the Macedonian monarchy preserved by Amyntas and transformed by Philip.

• AtropateneRelated: His conquest placed Atropates in authority over Media.

• Bahariya OasisRelated: A temple at Bahariya associates the oasis with Alexander’s Egyptian campaign and royal cult.

• Hellenism (ancient Greek culture)Related: His campaigns accelerated the spread of Greek culture across conquered lands.

• History of the Middle EastRelated: His campaigns brought Hellenistic rule and cultural exchange to parts of the region.

• History of UzbekistanRelated: His campaigns brought Greek-Macedonian rule and settlement to the region.

• Matrouh GovernorateRelated: His visit to the Siwa Oracle links the governorate to a major episode of ancient history.

• Alexandros PapagosCompared with: Papagos’s first name is sometimes rendered Alexandros, but he was a modern Greek commander, not the ancient conqueror.

• Failaka IslandRelated: His campaigns opened the Gulf to the Hellenistic political order later present on Failaka.

• History of PakistanRelated: His campaign brought Greek forces into the region and reshaped its political connections.

• History of TajikistanRelated: His campaigns ended Achaemenid rule and reshaped political power in ancient Bactria and Sogdia.

• ParmenionRelated: Parmenion became Alexander’s senior general before their relationship ended in suspicion and execution.

• Pausanias of OrestisRelated: Ancient suspicions about the assassination sometimes implicated Alexander, but no conclusive proof survives.

• DiogenesRelated: The story of Diogenes asking Alexander to move out of his sunlight contrasts power with independence.

• HerostratusRelated: Plutarch links his birth on the night of the temple fire to a later offer to rebuild it.

• History of BalochistanRelated: His campaigns crossed parts of ancient Balochistan and connected them to Hellenistic rule.

• History of GreeceRelated: His conquests transformed the Greek world and ushered in the Hellenistic age.

• İskenderunRelated: İskenderun’s name ultimately commemorates his nearby victory at Issus.

• Late Period of EgyptRelated: His conquest marks the conventional end of the Late Period.

• Mary RenaultRelated: He is the central historical figure in Renault’s Alexander novels.

• Ravi RiverRelated: Alexander's army reached the Ravi during its campaign in the Punjab in 326 BCE.

• The Book of Good LoveRelated: A fable about Alexander illustrates the poem’s use of stories to question ambition and desire.