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The chain of killing and threatened rebellion after Philip's assassination, where rival heirs and military-aligned rivals become immediate targets or threats.
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The chain of killing and threatened rebellion after Philip's assassination, where rival heirs and military-aligned rivals become immediate targets or threats.
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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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"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..."
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"that's the first thing that happens second thing that happens is Attalus Becomes afraid and he's about to rebel. Okay, and that's listen again...."
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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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