Marco Polo recounts that several descendants of this historical figure were slaughtered by a spiteful aunt of the king of Badakhshan. In medieval romances, this figure is said to have a deer's legs and to eat human flesh. When this figure went missing among the Uxians, a threat of genocide led to his return. The city of Jhelum was founded in honor of this figure, who died in battle against (*) Porus. Upon first meeting this figure, a certain person turned him to face the sun so that he would no longer be afraid of his shadow. This figure was acquired for thirteen talents from Philonicus, after another person bet the entire thirteen talents on being able to tame him and was then told "Macedonia is too little for you." For 10 points, name this horse of Alexander the 
Marco Polo recounts that several descendants of this historical figure were slaughtered by a spiteful aunt of the king of Badakhshan. In medieval romances, this figure is said to have a deer's legs and to eat human flesh. When this figure went missing among the Uxians, a threat of genocide led to his return. The city of Jhelum was founded in honor of this figure, who died in battle against (*) Porus. Upon first meeting this figure, a certain person turned him to face the sun so that he would no longer be afraid of his shadow. This figure was acquired for thirteen talents from Philonicus, after another person bet the entire thirteen talents on being able to tame him and was then told "Macedonia is too little for you." For 10 points, name this horse of Alexander the Great.
Marco Polo recounts that several descendants of this historical figure were slaughtered by a spiteful aunt of the king of Badakhshan.
Bucephalus [or Bulcyfal]