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The Battle of Issus in 333BC saw Alexander the Great's Macedonian forces face off against King Darius III of Persia, with Alexander's cavalry and infantry engaging Darius' forces in intense clashes, during which Alexander himself pursued the fleeing Darius, leading to an eventual victory for Alexander that marked the decline of the Persian Empire.
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The battle of issus, 333 bc
The Battle of Issus in 333 BC was fought between Alexander the Great's army and the Persian army led by Darius III. By maneuvering north toward Issus, Alexander ensured the battle would be fought in a narrow space, limiting the numerical advantage of Darius' larger forces. Alexander's cavalry, especially the Companions, proved decisive, smashing through the Persian lines. Though Darius escaped, the victory allowed Alexander to gain control of Phoenicia and defeat the Great King, though Darius remained alive.
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The Battle of Issus in 333 BC was fought between the armies of Alexander the Great of Macedon and Darius III of Persia near the town of Issus in southern Anatolia. Darius had a much larger army but Alexander was able to trap the Persians in the narrow pass near Issus, cutting off their escape and inflicting heavy losses on Darius' forces. The battle resulted in a decisive victory for Alexander, allowing him to push further into Asia Minor and begin his conquest of the Persian Empire.
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