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Jiang argues that Philip's remarriage to Cleopatra Eurydice destabilized Macedonian succession because she was Macedonian and any son from that marriage would be more legitimate than Alexander.
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Cleopatra Eurydice
Jiang argues that Philip's remarriage to Cleopatra Eurydice destabilized Macedonian succession because she was Macedonian and any son from that marriage would be more legitimate than Alexander.
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"Alexander the Great, and we're gonna see that on the surface, it does actually capture well, or explains well. What is his life? At..."
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"...death of his father. So when Philip marries, her name is Cleopatra Eurydice, it's extremely controversial. Controversial. Okay, and it disrupts the political order..."
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A source-grounded reading of Alexander as the inheriting son: expansionist, obedience-hungry, and unable to hear correction except as betrayal.
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