Andriscus was a pretender to the throne of this co
Andriscus was a pretender to the throne of this country, whose last legitimate king was named Perseus. This country lost the Battles of Pydna and Cynoscephalae to the Roman Empire. It was ruled by Antipater and his son Cassander, and later by the Antigonid Dynasty. Its more notable rulers include a man who won the Battle of Chaeronea and conquered Greece, and a man who won the Battles of Issus and Gaugamela and conquered Persia. For ten points, name this ancient country north of Greece that was ruled by Phillip II and his son, Alexander the Great.
Andriscus was a pretender to the throne of this country, whose last legitimate king was named Perseus.
{Macedonia}