Upon hearing a false rumor that he was dead, Thebes revolted, and he rushed south and sacked the city  except for Pindar's home and the temples.
Upon hearing a false rumor that he was dead, Thebes revolted, and he rushed south and sacked the city  except for Pindar's home and the temples. When the son of Parmenion was implicated in a conspiracy  against him, he killed both Parmenion and his son, alienating his soldiers. The Egyptians saw him as the  son of Amon-Ra and, after sacking, Persepolis he became the ruler of the Persian empire. FTP, name this  son of Philip II of Macedon, a man whose conquests went as far east as northern India.
Upon hearing a false rumor that he was dead, Thebes revolted, and he rushed south and sacked the city  except for Pindar's home and the temples.
Alexander the Great (or Alexander III)