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The succession claim that Attalus invokes at the wedding toast and that Jiang treats as an insult to Alexander because it implies Alexander is not fully legitimate.
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The succession claim that Attalus invokes at the wedding toast and that Jiang treats as an insult to Alexander because it implies Alexander is not fully legitimate.
"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..."
"...Church in Rome are trying to assert that they are the legitimate heirs to the Roman Empire, okay? And obviously, Byzantine has a better..."
"...Caesar, because he's trying so hard to prove he is a legitimate heir to Julius Caesar, he basically self -destructs. He didn't have to..."
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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