For much of its history, this kingdom was ruled by the Argead Dynasty. This kingdom lost to a Roman army led by Titus Flamininus at the Battle of Cynoscephalae. It was bordered to the west by Epirus and to the east by Thrace. In the 5th century B.C.E., this kingdom's capital was moved from Aigai to Pella, the birthplace of a man who would later cut the (*) Gordian knot. At Chaeronea, this kingdom's phalanxes defeated the Sacred Band of Thebes. One leader of this kingdom built a causeway across the open ocean to besiege 
For much of its history, this kingdom was ruled by the Argead Dynasty. This kingdom lost to a Roman army led by Titus Flamininus at the Battle of Cynoscephalae. It was bordered to the west by Epirus and to the east by Thrace. In the 5th century B.C.E., this kingdom's capital was moved from Aigai to Pella, the birthplace of a man who would later cut the (*) Gordian knot. At Chaeronea, this kingdom's phalanxes defeated the Sacred Band of Thebes. One leader of this kingdom built a causeway across the open ocean to besiege the city of Tyre and defeated Darius III at Issus. For ten points, name this Greek kingdom ruled by Philip II and Alexander the Great.
For much of its history, this kingdom was ruled by the Argead Dynasty.
Macedon [accept Macedonia]