The Largest Empire of the Ancient World at Its Peak
Standing on the ruins of ancient Babylon, we tried to imagine the scale of Alexander's empire - stretching from the Ionian Sea to the Himalayan foothills. At its peak in 323 BCE, it covered over 2 million square miles. This map shows not just the territories he conquered, but how he connected them: building cities, establishing trade routes, and spreading Greek culture across three continents. We’ve traveled to many of these places - Egypt’s Alexandria, Turkey’s Gordium, Pakistan's Taxila - and each one tells a story of his vision. For travelers and historians alike, this map is your guide to understanding how one man’s ambition changed history forever.
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