This man dragged a still alive Batis behind his chariot after winning the Siege of Gaza.
This man dragged a still alive Batis behind his chariot after winning the Siege of Gaza. He built a giant stone causeway to enable his Siege of Tyre. He used to a stealth night crossing to defeat King Porus at the Hydaspes River. This man was crushed by the death of his horse Bucephalus and commanded an elite cavalry called the "Companions." He defeated the Persians at Granicus, Gaugamela, and Issus. For 10 points, name this son of Phillip of Macedon and conqueror of much of the ancient world.
This man dragged a still alive Batis behind his chariot after winning the Siege of Gaza.
{Alexander the Great}