Macedonian Ascendancy
Philip's rise to power in Greece was marked by strategic alliances and the disunity among the Greek city-states, as many saw him as a useful ally rather than a threat. Despite the swift changes in power dynamics, the legacy of a once-weak Macedonia lingered in the minds of many Greeks, leading to underestimations of Philip and Alexander's capabilities. The rapid transformation of Macedonian dominance caught even the Persians off guard, highlighting a significant shift in the ancient geopolitical landscape.In this clip
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