Alexander: Indian Campaign, Reforms, Plans, Death - Ancient History

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00:00:00 Intro
00:02:46 Alexander into Oxus 329BC: Siege of Cyropolis and battle of Jaxartes
00:27:10 Alexander in Sogdia 329BC-328BC: Battles of Polytimetus, Sogdian Rock, Chorienes’ Rock
00:45:41 Cophen valley campaign 327-326BC: Battles of Arigaeum, Massaga, Aornos’ Rock
01:06:37 Alexander in India 326 BC - Battles of Hydaspes and Sagala
01:29:17 Alexander last campaign 326BC - Siege of Multan
01:49:44 Alexander's Last Year - Reforms and Plans
02:09:35 Last Days of Alexander - Two Versions
02:19:06 What caused Alexander’s death?

#Documentary #Alexander #india

Alexander the Great, Conquests, Battle of Gaugamela, Hellenistic Era, Diadochi, Bucephalus Aristotle, Siege of Tyre, Death of Alexander, Legacy of Alexander

[petervoller]

Hi everyone, I was the historian and scriptwriter for this video, hope you all enjoyed it! If you've got any questions or feedback for me, please do leave them below and I'll do my best to get around to them! Happy New Years!

[gekylafas]

This two-parter was simply BRILLIANT! Kudos to everyone involved!

[tudorfan]

A small thank you for your hard work! What a great way to end 2023 than to watch your long documentaries on Alexander the Great!

[wanderingnomad]

The production quality on this channel keeps going up.

[RedStar]

Hopefully a long form revision of the Wars of the Diadochi series will also eventually come forth! Truly magisterial, K&G

[christermi]

At first I thought this was a recap. But a 2+ hour long video is definitely not what I expected 😳. Kudos!

[mauandainuralarconm.]

I literally just finished the first 3 hour part from 6 days ago. I stood up to make food, and now as I'm eating it, there's part 2 ready for me. Thanks so much, guys! Keep up the good work, and happy 2024🎉

[mohammadyeasinkhan]

This is my New Year's gift. Thank you so much Kings and Generals! I love this era and I want to see a full 2nd Punic War documentary on this channel.

[matluc_productions]

Fantastic series! Bravo to all involved!

Hard to believe that such a person ever truly existed. What’s even more astonishing is that just six months ago marked the anniversary of Alexander’s death more than a millennia ago. Just goes to show how impactful one’s legacy has and continues to have.

Looking forward to the Wars of the Diadochi series.

Happy New Year everyone!

[TheClique]

This was one of my favorite videos in a while, I only wish you could've spent some time at the end talking about his tomb and the mystery around that, amazing job and thank you!

[Libertas-wseo]

This channel represents one of YouTube's most undeservedly redeeming qualities, and puts equivalent documentaries formerly found in the realm of legacy media, in places like the Discovery and History channels to shame in the way it delivers educational material of remarkable scope and meticulous detail in such immersively compelling form. I am, quite frankly, somewhat bewildered by how much effort the composition of this two-part series alone must surely have required.

[Mark-Bretlach]

Thank you for a really clear description of Alexanders campaigns, the maps/graphics really help, good analysis of the sources at many points.

[tethryss]

I cannot wait for a series on the rise and fall of the Diadochi.
I have wanted a detailed rise and fall of those for years.

[emrahokumus]

Finished the two Alexander videos just now. Almost 6 hours, took me more than a week. Thank you for all your hard work. Incredible.

[mithridates]

Didn't expect the last episode of your series on Alexander to drop today, what a way to end 2023

[dariushnorishirazighashgha]

Please make more videos about persian dynasties. I feel like they dont get covered enough for the impact they had on the history.

[aliagha]

Thank you so much for the great work! Absolutely beautiful series.

[georgepatton]

Many would take the name "The Great, " from Pompey to Tsar Peter, but nobody, and i mean NOBODY, will ever deserve the title "The Great" more than Alexander III of Macedonia; sure his legacy is complicated and his domain went to hell after his death, but in his short life, no one did, and will ever do more than him, RIP Alexander, the GOAT
Edit: changing to alexander iii

[vitorpereira]

I have an idea for a series to Wizards and Warriors: "What if Alexander lived longer?"

Anyone in favor?

[OhNargo]

Oh K’s and G’s giving us all the long documentaries we needed! Thanks guys!