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The city whose gold mines Jiang says gave Philip money to pay soldiers, buy loyalty, build roads, and bribe opponents.
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Amphipolis
The city whose gold mines Jiang says gave Philip money to pay soldiers, buy loyalty, build roads, and bribe opponents.
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Philip's conquest of Amphipolis mattered because gold mines gave him money to pay full-time soldiers, buy noble loyalty, fund roads and projects, and bribe foreign elites.
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"...that he does is in 347, he invades a city called Amphipolis and he conquers it. This is important because Amphipolis has gold mines...."
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