One of his castles was known as the Castle of the White Demon, and in one siege, he built a mile-long causeway to transport siege engines.
This man destroyed the Sacred Band of Thebes while leading the cavalry wing of his father's army at Chaeronea. One of his castles was known as the Castle of the White Demon, and in one siege, he built a mile-long causeway to transport siege engines. In one battle, he surprised King Pyros at the Hydaspes River with his horse Bucephalus. After his death, Diadochi ruled his empire, which was split among his many generals. He defeated the King Darius at the Battles of Gaugemela and Issus. For 10 points, name this son of Philip of Macedon who founded a Hellenistic Empire.
This man destroyed the Sacred Band of Thebes while leading the cavalry wing of his father's army at Chaeronea.
Alexander the Great [or Alexander III of Macedon; prompt on “Alexander”]