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Jiang says that after Philip's assassination, Olympias killed Eurydice, Eurydice's daughter, and Eurydice's son, removing the rival legitimate heir to the throne.
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Jiang says that after Philip's assassination, Olympias killed Eurydice, Eurydice's daughter, and Eurydice's son, removing the rival legitimate heir to the throne.
"Okay, and actually at the wedding ceremony Between Eurydice and Philip, Attalus gave a toast and he said here's a toast and I pray..."
"...of his father. So when Philip marries, her name is Cleopatra Eurydice, it's extremely controversial. Controversial. Okay, and it disrupts the political order of..."
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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