A tribute to Alexander, following him from youth to death with an epilogue concerning the Hellenistic Era.

Biography and details of his conquest. Includes maps and illustrations of the campaign, coinage and photographs.

The King from history to eternity. Appraisal of his influence from the Hellenistic period onwards. Includes map of his conquests.

Review the life of this emperor, and view a list of related books.

Presents history and life of this Macedonian emperor, pictures and maps. Includes links and resources.

A selection of pictures, including an original painting by the webmaster, and text about this incident.

Site provides information about Alexander the Great, his life, his family, his conquests, and his battles, including links to various Alexander the Great sites and resources on the WWW.

Guide and web directory about Alexander the Great and his times. Also covers related aspects of Macedonian, Persian and Hellenistic history, art and culture.

Alexander's early life, on the Macedonian throne, the battles in Persia, India, Egypt, marriage and his death.

Resources on Alexander's youth and life, his battles and campaigns, the ancient sources, and timelines.

Explains why Alexander used the strategy of opening the Battle of the Granicus with a feint attack.

Article by John R. Mixter for "Military History Magazine" on the first major military victory of Alexander the Great.

Historical resource provides an entertaining overview of Alexander's adventures and personality.

A study of Ancient Greek warfare by Sander van Dorst.

Extensive list of representations of Alexander in fictional print mediums and some video; includes reviews of many of the listed works by an Alexander specialist.

Some of the legends about the famous youth who would one day conquer the known world.

Short irreverent biography that picks out several incidents from Alexander's life.

1937 research article by N. Gopala Pillai examining the historical and mythological relationship between Alexander the Great and the Indian wargod Skanda-Murugan.

Alexander the Great project based on a Williams College Winter Study Class. Features links to texts, with images, about his life.

Argues that an Asokan Pillar at Delhi is an altar of Alexander and that an Indian conspiracy assassinated him.

Biography and images of Alexander the Great and his parents.

A 12-year study of the destiny of Alexander the Great and his family's relics indicates that they lie in the royal tombs of Vergina.

Article by Harry J. Maihafer for "Military History Magazine" on Alexander's defeat of Darius.