Battle of the Jaxartes 329 BC - Alexander the Great DOCUMENTARY
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The new Kings and Generals animated ancient historical documentary series covering the conquests of Alexander III the Great of Macedon continues with the aftermath of the siege of Tyre of 332 BC (), the battle of Gaza and the conquest of Egypt () as well as the decisive battle of Gaugamela against Darius III in 331 BC (). This video will cover the continuation of Alexander's Asian campaign, as after defeating the remnants of the Acahemenid Empire at the battle of the Persian Gate and the Uxian Defile and the Persian Gates, Alexander marches into Central Asia, taking on the Saka at the battle of Jaxartes in 329 BC. We are planning to cover all campaigns of Alexander and all of his major battles, including Gaugamela, Tyre, Issus, Granicus, Halicarnassus, Gaza, Hydaspes and more.
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The video was made by MalayArcher (), while the script was researched and written by Peter Voller, assisted by Peter Voller. This video was narrated by Officially Devin (). Art by Nargiz Isayeva. The artwork was inspired by Joan Francesc Oliveras MachinimaTotal WarRome II engine Divide et Impera mod Alexander submod.
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