Why does Alexander become pharaoh?

Alexander III of Macedon, commonly known as Alexander the Great, did not become pharaoh of Egypt. After conquering Egypt in 332 BC during his military campaigns, Alexander instead assumed the title of pharaoh as a sign of respect for the Egyptian culture and religion. He sought to legitimize his rule over Egypt and gain the support of the local population by adopting some of their customs and traditions.

What was true about roman women?

Why was the horse so valauble to western plains Indians?

A repeating rifle in the 18th century... Airgun "machine gun"
The 18th and 19th centuries were the period when all armies relied on the leiocan frontal musket as their primary infantry weapon. However, a gunsmith in Tyrol saw into the future. Bartholomäus Girandoni lived in Tyrol. Traditionally the area was the source of the best light infantry, the famous
Leovigildo, the sword that forged Visigothic Hispania.
Year 568. The Visigoth kingdom of Toledo is engulfed in a deep social, economic and political crisis. King Atanagildo had died without leaving a clear heir. Meanwhile, his wife Gosvinta was left a widow and at the head of one of the most important Gothic factions of the Visigothic state. But of cour
The production battle
Germany had prepared its aggression carefully and long in advance. It is clear from Hitlers many statements and from his book Mein Kampf that the Führer regarded the Soviet Union as his main enemy and the essential obstacle to his domination of Europe and, subsequently, of the world. The circumstanc
HK416
The HK416 is an assault rifle from the German firm Heckler &Koch, an improved version of the M4 carbine. Origin of the name Originally it was to be named HKM4, but it was changed due to legal action by Colts Manufacturing Company, which claimed to hold the commercial rights to the M4, and an amicab