| Quiz: Alexander the Great |
| SamovilaGoddess |
eve vi eden kviz za Aleksandar Makedonski.
http://www.historytelevision.ca/quizzes/alexandertheGreat/
postaveni se 25 prasanja, vnimavajte na prvoto prasanje ;)
Blessed be! |
| SamovilaGoddess |
Cudna rabota, kvizot za Alexander the Great imase 25 prasanja, sega ima 24.
Go nema prasanjeto: How did the Greeks view the Macedonians? so odgovor: as barbarians.
Nesto me tera da mislam deka ova e grcka propaganda, nisto cudno i da go smenat prvoto prasanje:
What nationality was Alexander the Great?
a)Persian
b)Macedonian
c)Greek
d)Roman
seuste pravilno e b) Macedonian
ama do koga?
Mu pustiv e-mail na History Channel i ke vidime so ke mi kazat.
Blessed be!
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| SamovilaGoddess |
kvizot veke ne postoj.
znaev deka ova ke se sluci
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| ozonce |
Grchkoto lobi zaedno so evrejsko se najsilni vo svetot. |
| Obi |
:)
Niedno ne promashiv...
Excellent! You could ride with the best of Alexander's army :))))))
kvizot e super!
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| ozonce |
Edno prashanje beshe za toa na kolku godini toj stanal kral, a nemashe 19, i odgovorot beshe 20 mislam deka ne e taka (popravete me ako gresham) |
| ozonce |
Sorry, the correct answer was No one knows for sure <--- Kako umrel?
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| Thunder from down under |
CORRECT
bravo samovila
kamo site da bea kako tebe zainteresirani
a ne tito i jugoslavija da e baret [:D] |
| fumfudge |
Na Samovila i rekov ednash i pak ke i kazham, mnogu spremno chupe, tvrdina si znachi :)
Gromchko, za tie shto gi spomna ne im go beri gajleto, tie na edna raka se brojat, i 2-3 prsti pak ti ostan'vat fazla :)
Pozdrav,
F. |
| fumfudge |
Hmmmmm, takva podlost retko se naogja. Mnogu Mefistofelsko pleme se toa gnasite grchki.
Seneshto rijat i matat vodi.
Fairie Queene, samo napred. Se shalam, me potseti tvojot nick na edna legendarna angliska kniga od Sir Edmund Spenser.
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| SamovilaGoddess |
quote:
Originally posted by fumfudge
Na Samovila i rekov ednash i pak ke i kazham, mnogu spremno chupe, tvrdina si znachi :)
Gromchko, za tie shto gi spomna ne im go beri gajleto, tie na edna raka se brojat, i 2-3 prsti pak ti ostan'vat fazla :)
Pozdrav,
F.
Blagodaram fumfudge [:)][:)][:)][:)][:)]
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| SamovilaGoddess |
Go vratija kvizot znaci.......
24 prasanja ima samo, porano imase 25.......uste fali prasanjeto: How did the Greeks view the Macedonians? So odgovor: as Barbarians.
Izgleda nekoj grk se pozali i go snema prasanjeto. |
| BlueColtrane |
Alexander was indeed macedonian (heir to phillip of macedon)...the question remains however is how similar are we (the macedonians of today) to those named macedonian in the classical period? The answer unfortunatly is not very similar if you consider the history of the balkans...however, rest assured that we are more likely closer descendants than those who claim themselves to be greek today (ancient greeks are not the greeks of today,,,greeks today are more similar to sub-saharan populations such as ethiopians genetically than macedonians which are most similar to cretans, italians and the french
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| Obi |
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od kaj ti e tebe toj podatok deka Aleksandar bil roden na 2ri avgust
338 PrNE bila bitkata ama nema datum koga tocno se slucila,
nema ni podatoci deka Aleksandar Makedonski bil roden na toj den.
ne go polni forumot so pogreshni podatoci
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..On August 2nd, 338 BC, in the shallow Cephisus River valley near the village of Chaeronea on the road to Thebes, the two opposing armies met face to face.
On the north side stood Philip's Macedonians with 30,000 infantry and 2,000 cavalry, the largest Macedonian army ever assembled. Among Philip's commanding generals was his 18 year-old son, Alexander, in charge of the cavalry...
..BATTLES MASTER
BATTLES Chronological MASTER LIST
387
Sack of Rome
Gauls sack Rome
371
Leuctra
338
Chaeronea
Aug 2 Philip of Macedon crushes Athens and Thebes in their struggle for independence
331
Arbela
Gaugmela Oct. 1 Alexander defeats Darius III, gets Persia..
Ancient World History Chronology:
....339: Publilian Laws of Rome: reform led by Quintus Publilius Philo 338-336-330: Arses - Darius 3rd: Persian Emperors, both assassinated 338: Aug 2: Battle of Chaeronea: Macedonians conquer Athens, control Greece 338: Isocrates: b.436, Athenian orator, ..
...CHRONOLOGY OF ALEXANDER'S REIGN
...356 c. 20 July(î.s) birth, to Philip and Olympias...
...338 2 August i/c right wing at Chaeronea...
....Chaeronea (338, Aug 2)
Primary Sources
Diodorus 16.85-86
Polyaenus 4.2.2, 4.2.7-8 (=Frontius, 2.1.9), 4.2.14
Plutarch, Alexander 12.3
Plutarch, Demosthenes, 18-29
(Plut. Pelopidas, 17)
Justin 9.3
Secondary Sources
Ashley, 153-158
Cawkwell, G. L., Philip of Macedon, (1978)
Hammond, Klio (1938) 203
Hammond, N. G. L. Studies in Greek History, (1973)
Hammond, Nicholas, Philip of Macedon, (Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press, 1994), 145ff.
Pauly, RE, 3/2 “Chaironeia”
Athenians were able to enter into a confederation with
Euboeans
Achaeans
Corinthians
Thebans
Megarians
Leukadians
Korkyraeans
Who brought 15,000 I and 2000 C (Demosth. De Corona, p. 306; Plutarch, Dem. 17
10,000 mercenaries were sent to Amphissa (Aeshines, adv. Ktesiph, p. 74)
Battle was hotly contested
Theban Sacred Band, undefeated elite, 300 strong (Plut. Pelopidas, 18-19) Founded by Gorgidas after liberation of Thebes from Sparta in 378
150 pairs of lovers
Pelopidas’ victory at Tegyra {375} (Plut. Pelopidas, 17)
Undefeated until Chaeronea {378-338}
attacked but could not break the phalanx
died almost to a man at Chaeronea (Plut. Pelopidas, 18)
never reformed
Lion statue marking the battle site over grave of 254 skeletons = Sacred Band
Feigned retreat by Hypaspists at Philip’s right flank (Polyaenus 4.2.7 =Frontius, 2.1.9)
Athenians overzealously attack
“Let us pursue them to Macedonia”
Philip counterattacked the disorganized Athenians
1000 killed, 2000 captured
Demosthenes the orator fought in the ranks and fled, accused of cowardice later...
...Reader's Companion to Military History
...Chaeronea, Battle of
August 2, 338 b.c.
The dream of the Athenian leader Demosthenes of a pan-Hellenic rebuff to Philip II of Macedon was nearly realized when thirty thousand Greeks in the plain of Chaeronea blocked the southward march of the Macedonians....
...The decisive struggle between the Macedonians and the Athenians, Thebans and their allies took place on the southern border of Macedonia in the plain of Chaeronea, on August 2nd , 338 BC. The Macedonian king, Philip II had with him some 30 000 infantry and about 2 000 cavalry, all trained veterans. The Athenians, Thebans and their allies were equally numerous ...
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Alexander's biography
356 BC 2nd August Birth of Alexander III at Pella, Macedon
343 BC Aristotle appointed as tutor of Alexander
342 BC Alexander gets Bucephalas 340 BC Alexander regent in Macedonia during campaign of Philip against Byzantium; Alexander defeats Thracian tribe.End of the tutorship of Aristotle
338 BC 2nd August Battle of Chaeronea: King Philip defeats Greeks, Alexander commands cavalry
337 BC Olympia and Alexander in exile.In autumn Alexander returns.
336 BC Spring Officers Parmenion and Attalus take advance force into Persia October Murder of King Philip; Alexander ascends throne of Macedonia Autumn Execution of Amyntas, son of Perdiccas III and heir to the throne; Execution of Cleopatra, widow of Philip, and her newborn son; Third meeting of Corinthian League at Corinth: Alexander confirmed as hegemon of Greece; Meeting with philosopher Diogenes
335 BC Spring Spring - Campaign to the Danube; Battle of the Lyginus: Alexander defeats Triballians Alexander crosses river Danube: establishment of northern frontiers Summer Attack on Pelium: Alexander defeats Illyrians September Alexander ends revolt at Thebes
334 BC May/June Alexander crosses Hellespont into Persia Battle of the Granicus: Alexander defeats Persian defense force Summer Summer - Alexander captures Milete Autumn Alexander captures Halicarnassus, Persian stronghold; Alexander grants winter leave to newly wedded soldiers Winter Alleged conspiracy: arrest of Alexander of Lyncestis; Legendary miraculous passing of Mount Climax; Campaign against Pisidians Alexander solves riddle of the 'Gordian Knot', Gordium
333 BC May Alexander of Epirus invades Italy (defeated and killed around 331 BC) Alexander leaves Gordium September Alexander falls ill at river Cydnus Alexander arrives at Tarsus, Cilicia November Battle of Issus: Alexander defeats Persian King Darius III; Alexander captures Persian Royal family Parmenion captures Damascus: capture of Barsine, widow of Memnon and future mistress of Alexander and possibly mother of his first child, Heracles
332 BC January-July Siege of Tyre Summer First peace offer of King Darius July 29(30) Fall of Tyre September- October Siege of Gaza November 14 Alexander crowned Pharaoh in Memphis, Egypt
331 BC Winter Oracle of Siwa allegedly confirms divinity of Alexander Foundation of Alexandria, Egypt (or April) Spring Return to Phoenicia Summer Second peace offer of King Darius September 20 Army witnesses total eclipse of the moon in northern Mesopotamia October 1 Battle of Gaugamela (Arbela) October 21 Alexander enters Babylon November 25 Alexander leaves Babylon December 15 Alexander enters Susa December Campaign against the Uxians
330 BC January Alexander forces his way through Persian Gates Winter/Spring Five months stay in Persepolis April Campaign against the Mardians May Alexander ( or Thais) burns Persepolis Summer Alexander dismisses allied troops Autumn Revolt of Satibarzanes, satrap of Aria; Satibarzanes killed by officer Erigiyus October Alleged conspiracy: execution of officers Philotas and his father Parmenion; Craterus becomes second in command; execution of Alexander of Lyncestis
329 BC Spring Alexander crosses Hindu Kush into Central Asia May Arrest of Bessus, usurper of Persian throne Summer Alleged massacre of the Branchidae; Founding of Alexandria-the-Furthest; Battle of the Iaxartes: Alexander defeats Scythians; Rebel leader Spitamenes annihilates Macedonian forces at Maracanda
328 BC Spring-Autumn Submission of Pharasmenes, ruler of the Chorasmians Army split in five divisions against rebellions in Central Asia Defeat of rebel leader Spitamenes; Alexander kills officer Cleitus the Black during brawl
327 BC Winter Attempt to introduce 'proskynesis'; alleged conspiracy: execution of court historian Callisthenes Spring Alexander captures 'Sogdian Rock', rebel stronghold; Surrender of rebel Chorienes; Defeat of rebels Catanes and Austanes Marriage to Roxane, daughter of Bactrian noble Oxyartes Summer Invasion of India
326 BC Winter-Spring Siege of Massaga: Massaga's Queen Cleophis allegedly concieves a son of Alexander (named Alexander) Alexander captures 'Rock of Aornus', Indian stronghold Battle of the Hydaspes: Alexander defeats King Porus; Death of Bucephalas Autumn Army refuses further advance at river Hyphasis; Alexander orders retreat Death of officer Coenus; Roxane's first child dies at birth at the river Acesines Start of voyage down the Indus Campaign against the Mallians: Alexander's lung pierced by an arrow
325 BC Summer Craterus marching with part of the army through Arachosia towards Carmania Alexander reaches Indian Ocean Alexander starts march through Gedrosian desert Autumn/Winter Fleet under command of Nearchos sets sail for Persian Gulf Alexander reaches Pura, capital of Gedrosia Reunion of Alexander and Craterus in Carmania Mercenary revolts in Bactria; Desertion of Harpalus
324 BC Winter/spring First reunion between Alexander and Nearchos near Salmus,Carmania 'Reign of Fear': Alexander punishes and executes Persian satraps who abused power in his absence Alexander orders mass wedding at Susa, Persia: marriage to Statira, daughter of Darius III, and to Parysatis, daughter of Artaxerxes III Second reunion between Alexander and Nearchos near mouth of the Tigris July - Mutiny (or strike) of the army at Opis, Mesopotamia August 4 [September 3] - Alexander issues Exiles' Decree April/May April/May - Alexander founds last Alexandria (Charax) at the mouth of river Tigris July Mutiny (or strike) of the army at Opis, Mesopotamia August 4 Alexander issues Exiles' Decree End of August Craterus leaves with veterans October Death of Hephaestion
323 BC Winter Campaign against Cossaeans April Alexander returns in Babylon May Funeral of Hephaestion June 10 Alexander dies after ten days of illness
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