Macedon's royal structure created chronic succession conflict because many royal sons could claim the throne and foreign powers backed rival claimants to keep Macedon divided.
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Macedon's royal structure created chronic succession conflict because many royal sons could claim the throne and foreign powers backed rival claimants to keep Macedon divided.
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"These are mountainous people who live in fortresses. It's almost impossible to invade them, and it's easy for them to come and attack you...."
"And the thing is that these sons are always supported by another foreign power, okay? Because the foreign powers want Macedon to be always..."
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