It's seems extremely consistent if nothing else

What do you guys think was the most important part of Alexander the Great's Empire?

Mesopotamia, Egypt or Persia?

that historians wrote about it

In terms of the value it provided to the Greek people and the empire

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well it far apart quickly after his death

most of the wealth was received from Egypt / Persia tho

Probably Persia

@Leaf Probably 0 to the Greek people

he took the best warriors they had and married them to sand people

What was long lasting was the Hellenic culture left by the cities he founded

That was his legacy

BUT, it did spread hellenism to the east

and probably led to Christianity / western dominance

yes

Right up until islam fucked all that up

Greeks remained in Egypt until the 20th century and were the most dominant factor in the Sudanese slave trade through Egypt and Nile valley agriculture

He would leave Greek soldiers in cities old and newly founded and raise Persian children on Hellenic schooling

As well, Greeks were basically the majority in much of Anatolia

I'd say it expanded their living space and turned Egypt into a huge commercial boon

Dunno about Persia, that's why I ask

Wtf was the benefit of Persia?

Just because it was cool 😎

oh shid JF INTJ confirmed

INTP master race

Lots of treasuries in Persia @Leaf and important market hubs

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I test INTP/INTJ borderline

Little more INTP

In terms of pure value, would you say Egypt was probably more valuable or slightly less?

Seems like it yielded the most long term benefit

He spread Hellenic culture as far as India

Although Constantinople did for a long time I guess

Yeah ik

it had a lasting effect

Until the big river they all shit in

But the real reason they went to Persia was because of Alexander

The river of shit

Ganges

Forgot the name for a second lol