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This is a video project I made for a study of Warfare course at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. It examines the importance of Alexander the Great's siege of Tyre.
- published: 05 Nov 2007
- views: 11617
Playlist of historical battles in Total War ranging from 1457 BCE - May 1865 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6kx88YTXrc&index;=33&list;=PLnlG6bIwc1_ayJg9qKLXfG9KZRNNvpbiI
Total War: Rome 2 mod - Medieval Kingdoms 1212 AD
November 12, 1187 - January 1, 1188 - Tyre, Mediterranean Sea
After the disastrous Battle of Hattin, much of the Holy Land had been lost to Saladin, including Jerusalem. The remnants of the crusader army flocked to Tyre, which was one of the major cities still in Christian hands. Reginald of Sidon was in charge of Tyre and was in the process of negotiating its surrender with Saladin, but the arrival of Conrad and his soldiers prevented it. Reginald left the city to refortify his castle at Belfort, and Conrad became the leader of the army. He immediately began to repair the defenses of the city, and he cut a deep trench across the mole that joined the city to the shore, to prevent the enemy from approaching the city. The Muslim army arrived on November 12, and started the siege. The rest of the army arrived 13 days later.
The fight was hard. Saladin's army had seventeen siege engines that constantly attacked the city's walls, while the ships of the crusaders, filled with archers, crossbowmen and stone throwing engines, harassed the attacking army.
All of Saladin's attacks failed, and the siege dragged on, with occasional sallies by the defenders, led by a Spanish knight named Sancho Martin, better known as the "green knight" due to the colour of his arms. His bravery and skill were said to cause admiration in both the Christian and Muslim armies, and particularly in Saladin. It was said that Saladin offered him many riches if he would convert to Islam and fight in his army. Nevertheless, he refused and kept leading the Christian attacks against the Muslim army.
It became clear to Saladin that only by winning at sea could he take the city. He summoned a fleet of 10 galleys commanded by a North African sailor named Abd al-Salam al-Maghribi. The Muslim fleet had initial success in forcing the Christian galleys into the harbour, but through the night of 29–30 December, a Christian fleet of 17 galleys attacked 5 of the Muslim galleys, inflicting a decisive defeat and capturing them. Muslim chroniclers claim that Al-Faris Bedran's incompetency led to the defeat. The remaining galleys were ordered to retire, given their low numbers. After this naval setback, Saladin's forces made a final attempt to take the city, but they were defeated again, suffering heavy losses.
After these events, Saladin summoned his emirs for a conference, to discuss if they should retire or keep trying. The opinions were divided, but Saladin, seeing the state of his troops, decided to retire to Acre. The siege ended on January 1, 1188.
After the victory, Conrad's prestige received a huge boost. For Saladin, it constituted a turning point in his career. It proved the incapacity of his army to sustain long sieges. For the crusaders, it was a very important victory because Tyre became a rallying-point for the future Christian revival during the Third Crusade. If Tyre had not held out, it is likely that the Third Crusade would have been much less successful.
- published: 11 Feb 2016
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What most historians forget to mention that Alexander was not Greek, he was Macedonian!
The longest battle he had was with the Tyrians, it lasted up to 7 months.
He killed 8,000 people when the war ended in Tyre, mostly little boys and girls that were hiding in the temples. About 30,000 were sold to as slavery. Some people from Sidon, known as Sidonians came in with the Macedonians, which actually the Macedonians weren't able to breech the wall until the Sidonians came with there boats. But the Sidonians kept in mind that they were closely related to the Tyrians, they were all Phoenician. So they snuck out some of them on to there boats. They saved a total of 15,000 people.
As well, odds were that about half of the slaves were sold to the Sidonians and other people within the region. Non of them went to Persia, since the Macedonians were at war with them, before, during and after the battle in Tyre.
As the clip shows and explains, the city was built half a mile away from the coast, the walls were over 150 feet high! The clip did not mention that they had 2 ports, 1 in the North and 1 in the South of the city. I also believe the Assyrians joined Alexander since they were trying to breech the wall for 15 years, but failed miserably.
Recent excavations show the old city Tyre that was built in the water still has its remains, but the under water. No excavations to find any objects or such have taken place.
To end this nicely, they said Alexander passed away at the end of the clip as well. But they did not mention what had become of his body. When he died, his body was stolen. Till this day nobody knows where it is. There are 2 possible places: 1 the city of Alexandria in Egypt. The city of the dead is actually real and it is under the city of Alexandria. 2 Possibly in Phoenicia, which is today's modern day Lebanon. Excavations in Lebanon from the time of the Ottoman found the "Sarcophagus of Alexander". The Turkish have refused to return all artifacts and such to Lebanon.
http://phoenicia.org/tresures.html
- published: 15 Aug 2007
- views: 18940
Alexander the Great
Alexander III of Macedon (20/21 July 356 BC – 10/11 June 323 BC), commonly known as Alexander the Great (Greek: Ἀλέξανδρος ὁ Μέγας, Aléxandros ho Mégas [a.lék.san.dros ho mé.gas], from the Greek ἀλέξω (alexō) "defend" and ἀνδρ- (andr-), the stem of ἀνήρ (anēr) "man" and means "protector of men"), was a King (Basileus) of the Ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon and a member of the Argead dynasty, an ancient Greek royal house. Born in Pella in 356 BC, Alexander succeeded his father, Philip II, to the throne at the age of twenty. He spent most of his ruling years on an unprecedented military campaign through Asia and northeast Africa, and by the age of thirty he had created one of the largest empires of the ancient world, stretching from Greece to Egypt into northwest India and modern-day Pakistan. He was undefeated in battle and is widely considered one of history's most successful military commanders.
During his youth, Alexander was tutored by the philosopher Aristotle until the age of 16. After Philip's assassination in 336 BC, Alexander succeeded his father to the throne and inherited a strong kingdom and an experienced army. Alexander was awarded the generalship of Greece and used this authority to launch his father's Panhellenic project to lead the Greeks in the conquest of Persia. In 334 BC, he invaded the Achaemenid Empire, ruled Asia Minor, and began a series of campaigns that lasted ten years. Alexander broke the power of Persia in a series of decisive battles, most notably the battles of Issus and Gaugamela. He subsequently overthrew the Persian King Darius III and conquered the Achaemenid Empire in its entirety. At that point, his empire stretched from the Adriatic Sea to the Indus River.
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Playlist of historical battles in Total War ranging from 1457 BCE - May 1865 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6kx88YTXrc&index;=33&list;=PLnlG6bIwc1_ayJg9qKLXfG9KZRNNvpbiI Total War: Rome 2 mod - Medieval Kingdoms 1212 AD November 12, 1187 - January 1, 1188 - Tyre, Mediterranean Sea After the disastrous Battle of Hattin, much of the Holy Land had been lost to Saladin, including Jerusalem. The remnants of the crusader army flocked to Tyre, which was one of the major cities still in Christian hands. Reginald of Sidon was in charge of Tyre and was in the process of negotiating its surrender with Saladin, but the arrival of Conrad and his soldiers prevented it. Reginald left the city to refortify his castle at Belfort, and Conrad became the leader of the army. He immediately began to repair the defenses of the city, and he cut a deep trench across the mole that joined the city to the shore, to prevent the enemy from approaching the city. The Muslim army arrived on November 12, and started the siege. The rest of the army arrived 13 days later. The fight was hard. Saladin's army had seventeen siege engines that constantly attacked the city's walls, while the ships of the crusaders, filled with archers, crossbowmen and stone throwing engines, harassed the attacking army. All of Saladin's attacks failed, and the siege dragged on, with occasional sallies by the defenders, led by a Spanish knight named Sancho Martin, better known as the "green knight" due to the colour of his arms. His bravery and skill were said to cause admiration in both the Christian and Muslim armies, and particularly in Saladin. It was said that Saladin offered him many riches if he would convert to Islam and fight in his army. Nevertheless, he refused and kept leading the Christian attacks against the Muslim army. It became clear to Saladin that only by winning at sea could he take the city. He summoned a fleet of 10 galleys commanded by a North African sailor named Abd al-Salam al-Maghribi. The Muslim fleet had initial success in forcing the Christian galleys into the harbour, but through the night of 29–30 December, a Christian fleet of 17 galleys attacked 5 of the Muslim galleys, inflicting a decisive defeat and capturing them. Muslim chroniclers claim that Al-Faris Bedran's incompetency led to the defeat. The remaining galleys were ordered to retire, given their low numbers. After this naval setback, Saladin's forces made a final attempt to take the city, but they were defeated again, suffering heavy losses. After these events, Saladin summoned his emirs for a conference, to discuss if they should retire or keep trying. The opinions were divided, but Saladin, seeing the state of his troops, decided to retire to Acre. The siege ended on January 1, 1188. After the victory, Conrad's prestige received a huge boost. For Saladin, it constituted a turning point in his career. It proved the incapacity of his army to sustain long sieges. For the crusaders, it was a very important victory because Tyre became a rallying-point for the future Christian revival during the Third Crusade. If Tyre had not held out, it is likely that the Third Crusade would have been much less successful. -
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What most historians forget to mention that Alexander was not Greek, he was Macedonian! The longest battle he had was with the Tyrians, it lasted up to 7 months. He killed 8,000 people when the war ended in Tyre, mostly little boys and girls that were hiding in the temples. About 30,000 were sold to as slavery. Some people from Sidon, known as Sidonians came in with the Macedonians, which actually the Macedonians weren't able to breech the wall until the Sidonians came with there boats. But the Sidonians kept in mind that they were closely related to the Tyrians, they were all Phoenician. So they snuck out some of them on to there boats. They saved a total of 15,000 people. As well, odds were that about half of the slaves were sold to the Sidonians and other people within the region. Non of them went to Persia, since the Macedonians were at war with them, before, during and after the battle in Tyre. As the clip shows and explains, the city was built half a mile away from the coast, the walls were over 150 feet high! The clip did not mention that they had 2 ports, 1 in the North and 1 in the South of the city. I also believe the Assyrians joined Alexander since they were trying to breech the wall for 15 years, but failed miserably. Recent excavations show the old city Tyre that was built in the water still has its remains, but the under water. No excavations to find any objects or such have taken place. To end this nicely, they said Alexander passed away at the end of the clip as well. But they did not mention what had become of his body. When he died, his body was stolen. Till this day nobody knows where it is. There are 2 possible places: 1 the city of Alexandria in Egypt. The city of the dead is actually real and it is under the city of Alexandria. 2 Possibly in Phoenicia, which is today's modern day Lebanon. Excavations in Lebanon from the time of the Ottoman found the "Sarcophagus of Alexander". The Turkish have refused to return all artifacts and such to Lebanon. http://phoenicia.org/tresures.html
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This is a video project I made for a study of Warfare course at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. It examines the importance of Alexander the Great's siege of Tyre.
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Siege of Tyre - 1187 (Ayyubid-Crusader War)
Playlist of historical battles in Total War ranging from 1457 BCE - May 1865 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6kx88YTXrc&index;=33&list;=PLnlG6bIwc1_ayJg9qKLXfG9KZRNNvpbiI Total War: Rome 2 mod - Medieval Kingdoms 1212 AD November 12, 1187 - January 1, 1188 - Tyre, Mediterranean Sea After the disastrous Battle of Hattin, much of the Holy Land had been lost to Saladin, including Jerusalem. The remnants of the crusader army flocked to Tyre, which was one of the major cities still in Christian hands. Reginald of Sidon was in charge of Tyre and was in the process of negotiating its surrender with Saladin, but the arrival of Conrad and his soldiers prevented it. Reginald left the city to refortify his castle at Belfort, and Conrad became the leader of the army. He immediately began to repair...
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Alexander the Great in Tyre
What most historians forget to mention that Alexander was not Greek, he was Macedonian! The longest battle he had was with the Tyrians, it lasted up to 7 months. He killed 8,000 people when the war ended in Tyre, mostly little boys and girls that were hiding in the temples. About 30,000 were sold to as slavery. Some people from Sidon, known as Sidonians came in with the Macedonians, which actually the Macedonians weren't able to breech the wall until the Sidonians came with there boats. But the Sidonians kept in mind that they were closely related to the Tyrians, they were all Phoenician. So they snuck out some of them on to there boats. They saved a total of 15,000 people. As well, odds were that about half of the slaves were sold to the Sidonians and other people within the regio...
published: 15 Aug 2007
Alexander's siege of Tyre
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Alexander's Siege Of Tyre
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This is a video project I made for a study of Warfare course at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. It examines the importance of Alexander the Great's siege...
This is a video project I made for a study of Warfare course at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. It examines the importance of Alexander the Great's siege of Tyre.
wn.com/Alexander's Siege Of Tyre
This is a video project I made for a study of Warfare course at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. It examines the importance of Alexander the Great's siege of Tyre.
- published: 05 Nov 2007
- views: 11617
Prophecy--Alexander The Great Siege of Tyre 1of6.flv
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- Duration: 9:49
- Updated: 05 Dec 2010
- views: 10407
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecie...
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecies:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K24uwdc-ato
wn.com/Prophecy Alexander The Great Siege Of Tyre 1Of6.Flv
Prophecy--Alexander The Great Siege of Tyre 5of6.flv
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- Duration: 7:28
- Updated: 05 Dec 2010
- views: 9778
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecie...
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecies:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K24uwdc-ato
wn.com/Prophecy Alexander The Great Siege Of Tyre 5Of6.Flv
Prophecy--Alexander The Great Siege of Tyre 2of6.flv
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- Duration: 9:08
- Updated: 05 Dec 2010
- views: 5954
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecie...
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecies:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K24uwdc-ato
wn.com/Prophecy Alexander The Great Siege Of Tyre 2Of6.Flv
Siege of Tyre - 1187 (Ayyubid-Crusader War)
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- Duration: 19:02
- Updated: 11 Feb 2016
- views: 816
Playlist of historical battles in Total War ranging from 1457 BCE - May 1865 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6kx88YTXrc&index;=33&list;=PLnlG6bIwc1_ayJg9qKLXfG...
Playlist of historical battles in Total War ranging from 1457 BCE - May 1865 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6kx88YTXrc&index;=33&list;=PLnlG6bIwc1_ayJg9qKLXfG9KZRNNvpbiI
Total War: Rome 2 mod - Medieval Kingdoms 1212 AD
November 12, 1187 - January 1, 1188 - Tyre, Mediterranean Sea
After the disastrous Battle of Hattin, much of the Holy Land had been lost to Saladin, including Jerusalem. The remnants of the crusader army flocked to Tyre, which was one of the major cities still in Christian hands. Reginald of Sidon was in charge of Tyre and was in the process of negotiating its surrender with Saladin, but the arrival of Conrad and his soldiers prevented it. Reginald left the city to refortify his castle at Belfort, and Conrad became the leader of the army. He immediately began to repair the defenses of the city, and he cut a deep trench across the mole that joined the city to the shore, to prevent the enemy from approaching the city. The Muslim army arrived on November 12, and started the siege. The rest of the army arrived 13 days later.
The fight was hard. Saladin's army had seventeen siege engines that constantly attacked the city's walls, while the ships of the crusaders, filled with archers, crossbowmen and stone throwing engines, harassed the attacking army.
All of Saladin's attacks failed, and the siege dragged on, with occasional sallies by the defenders, led by a Spanish knight named Sancho Martin, better known as the "green knight" due to the colour of his arms. His bravery and skill were said to cause admiration in both the Christian and Muslim armies, and particularly in Saladin. It was said that Saladin offered him many riches if he would convert to Islam and fight in his army. Nevertheless, he refused and kept leading the Christian attacks against the Muslim army.
It became clear to Saladin that only by winning at sea could he take the city. He summoned a fleet of 10 galleys commanded by a North African sailor named Abd al-Salam al-Maghribi. The Muslim fleet had initial success in forcing the Christian galleys into the harbour, but through the night of 29–30 December, a Christian fleet of 17 galleys attacked 5 of the Muslim galleys, inflicting a decisive defeat and capturing them. Muslim chroniclers claim that Al-Faris Bedran's incompetency led to the defeat. The remaining galleys were ordered to retire, given their low numbers. After this naval setback, Saladin's forces made a final attempt to take the city, but they were defeated again, suffering heavy losses.
After these events, Saladin summoned his emirs for a conference, to discuss if they should retire or keep trying. The opinions were divided, but Saladin, seeing the state of his troops, decided to retire to Acre. The siege ended on January 1, 1188.
After the victory, Conrad's prestige received a huge boost. For Saladin, it constituted a turning point in his career. It proved the incapacity of his army to sustain long sieges. For the crusaders, it was a very important victory because Tyre became a rallying-point for the future Christian revival during the Third Crusade. If Tyre had not held out, it is likely that the Third Crusade would have been much less successful.
wn.com/Siege Of Tyre 1187 (Ayyubid Crusader War)
Playlist of historical battles in Total War ranging from 1457 BCE - May 1865 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6kx88YTXrc&index;=33&list;=PLnlG6bIwc1_ayJg9qKLXfG9KZRNNvpbiI
Total War: Rome 2 mod - Medieval Kingdoms 1212 AD
November 12, 1187 - January 1, 1188 - Tyre, Mediterranean Sea
After the disastrous Battle of Hattin, much of the Holy Land had been lost to Saladin, including Jerusalem. The remnants of the crusader army flocked to Tyre, which was one of the major cities still in Christian hands. Reginald of Sidon was in charge of Tyre and was in the process of negotiating its surrender with Saladin, but the arrival of Conrad and his soldiers prevented it. Reginald left the city to refortify his castle at Belfort, and Conrad became the leader of the army. He immediately began to repair the defenses of the city, and he cut a deep trench across the mole that joined the city to the shore, to prevent the enemy from approaching the city. The Muslim army arrived on November 12, and started the siege. The rest of the army arrived 13 days later.
The fight was hard. Saladin's army had seventeen siege engines that constantly attacked the city's walls, while the ships of the crusaders, filled with archers, crossbowmen and stone throwing engines, harassed the attacking army.
All of Saladin's attacks failed, and the siege dragged on, with occasional sallies by the defenders, led by a Spanish knight named Sancho Martin, better known as the "green knight" due to the colour of his arms. His bravery and skill were said to cause admiration in both the Christian and Muslim armies, and particularly in Saladin. It was said that Saladin offered him many riches if he would convert to Islam and fight in his army. Nevertheless, he refused and kept leading the Christian attacks against the Muslim army.
It became clear to Saladin that only by winning at sea could he take the city. He summoned a fleet of 10 galleys commanded by a North African sailor named Abd al-Salam al-Maghribi. The Muslim fleet had initial success in forcing the Christian galleys into the harbour, but through the night of 29–30 December, a Christian fleet of 17 galleys attacked 5 of the Muslim galleys, inflicting a decisive defeat and capturing them. Muslim chroniclers claim that Al-Faris Bedran's incompetency led to the defeat. The remaining galleys were ordered to retire, given their low numbers. After this naval setback, Saladin's forces made a final attempt to take the city, but they were defeated again, suffering heavy losses.
After these events, Saladin summoned his emirs for a conference, to discuss if they should retire or keep trying. The opinions were divided, but Saladin, seeing the state of his troops, decided to retire to Acre. The siege ended on January 1, 1188.
After the victory, Conrad's prestige received a huge boost. For Saladin, it constituted a turning point in his career. It proved the incapacity of his army to sustain long sieges. For the crusaders, it was a very important victory because Tyre became a rallying-point for the future Christian revival during the Third Crusade. If Tyre had not held out, it is likely that the Third Crusade would have been much less successful.
- published: 11 Feb 2016
- views: 816
Prophecy--AlexanderThe Great Siege of Tyre 3of6.flv
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:41
- Updated: 05 Dec 2010
- views: 5718
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecie...
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecies:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K24uwdc-ato
wn.com/Prophecy Alexanderthe Great Siege Of Tyre 3Of6.Flv
Prophecy--Alexander The Great Siege of Tyre 6of6.flv
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:56
- Updated: 05 Dec 2010
- views: 5642
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecie...
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecies:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K24uwdc-ato
wn.com/Prophecy Alexander The Great Siege Of Tyre 6Of6.Flv
Prophecy--Alexander The Great Siege of Tyre 4of6.flv
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 05 Dec 2010
- views: 3705
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecie...
This video by secular sources fulfills in amazing detail the prophecies made about Tyre by the Bible centuries in advance. Go here to see the Bible's prophecies:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K24uwdc-ato
wn.com/Prophecy Alexander The Great Siege Of Tyre 4Of6.Flv
Alexander the Great in Tyre
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:31
- Updated: 15 Aug 2007
- views: 18940
What most historians forget to mention that Alexander was not Greek, he was Macedonian!
The longest battle he had was with the Tyrians, it lasted up to 7 mon...
What most historians forget to mention that Alexander was not Greek, he was Macedonian!
The longest battle he had was with the Tyrians, it lasted up to 7 months.
He killed 8,000 people when the war ended in Tyre, mostly little boys and girls that were hiding in the temples. About 30,000 were sold to as slavery. Some people from Sidon, known as Sidonians came in with the Macedonians, which actually the Macedonians weren't able to breech the wall until the Sidonians came with there boats. But the Sidonians kept in mind that they were closely related to the Tyrians, they were all Phoenician. So they snuck out some of them on to there boats. They saved a total of 15,000 people.
As well, odds were that about half of the slaves were sold to the Sidonians and other people within the region. Non of them went to Persia, since the Macedonians were at war with them, before, during and after the battle in Tyre.
As the clip shows and explains, the city was built half a mile away from the coast, the walls were over 150 feet high! The clip did not mention that they had 2 ports, 1 in the North and 1 in the South of the city. I also believe the Assyrians joined Alexander since they were trying to breech the wall for 15 years, but failed miserably.
Recent excavations show the old city Tyre that was built in the water still has its remains, but the under water. No excavations to find any objects or such have taken place.
To end this nicely, they said Alexander passed away at the end of the clip as well. But they did not mention what had become of his body. When he died, his body was stolen. Till this day nobody knows where it is. There are 2 possible places: 1 the city of Alexandria in Egypt. The city of the dead is actually real and it is under the city of Alexandria. 2 Possibly in Phoenicia, which is today's modern day Lebanon. Excavations in Lebanon from the time of the Ottoman found the "Sarcophagus of Alexander". The Turkish have refused to return all artifacts and such to Lebanon.
http://phoenicia.org/tresures.html
wn.com/Alexander The Great In Tyre
What most historians forget to mention that Alexander was not Greek, he was Macedonian!
The longest battle he had was with the Tyrians, it lasted up to 7 months.
He killed 8,000 people when the war ended in Tyre, mostly little boys and girls that were hiding in the temples. About 30,000 were sold to as slavery. Some people from Sidon, known as Sidonians came in with the Macedonians, which actually the Macedonians weren't able to breech the wall until the Sidonians came with there boats. But the Sidonians kept in mind that they were closely related to the Tyrians, they were all Phoenician. So they snuck out some of them on to there boats. They saved a total of 15,000 people.
As well, odds were that about half of the slaves were sold to the Sidonians and other people within the region. Non of them went to Persia, since the Macedonians were at war with them, before, during and after the battle in Tyre.
As the clip shows and explains, the city was built half a mile away from the coast, the walls were over 150 feet high! The clip did not mention that they had 2 ports, 1 in the North and 1 in the South of the city. I also believe the Assyrians joined Alexander since they were trying to breech the wall for 15 years, but failed miserably.
Recent excavations show the old city Tyre that was built in the water still has its remains, but the under water. No excavations to find any objects or such have taken place.
To end this nicely, they said Alexander passed away at the end of the clip as well. But they did not mention what had become of his body. When he died, his body was stolen. Till this day nobody knows where it is. There are 2 possible places: 1 the city of Alexandria in Egypt. The city of the dead is actually real and it is under the city of Alexandria. 2 Possibly in Phoenicia, which is today's modern day Lebanon. Excavations in Lebanon from the time of the Ottoman found the "Sarcophagus of Alexander". The Turkish have refused to return all artifacts and such to Lebanon.
http://phoenicia.org/tresures.html
- published: 15 Aug 2007
- views: 18940
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TlME COMMANDERS: Battle of Gaugamela (Documentary BBC)
The Battle of Gaugamela, also called the Battle of Arbela, was the decisive battle of Alexander the Great's invasion of the Persian Achaemenid Empire. In 331 BC Alexander's army of the Hellenic League met the Persian army of Darius III near Gaugamela, close to the modern city of Erbil. Even though heavily outnumbered, Alexander emerged victorious due to his superior tactics and army. It was a decisive victory for the Hellenic League and led to the fall of the Achaemenid Empire. In November 333 BC, Darius III had lost the Battle of Issus resulting in the capture of his wife, his mother, and his two daughters, Stateira II and Drypetis. Darius had retreated to Babylon, where he regrouped the remaining army from the previous battle. The victory at Issus had given Alexander control of southern...
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Siege of Tyre (1187)
Siege of Tyre (1187) The Siege of Tyre took place from November 12, 1187 to January 1, 1188. =======Image-Copyright-Info======= Image is in public domain Author-Info: Jean Colombe Image Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tyre_1187.jpg =======Image-Copyright-Info======== -Video is targeted to blind users Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA image source in video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MPD2FrCvlo
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Playmobil Greeks The Story of Alexander the Great Part III (The Son of Zeus)
332 BC, Alexander steps further into the Persian Empire and grabs hold of Egypt, where a special surprise awaits... EVENTS: -Siege of Tyre (January-July 332 BC) -Alexander's visit to Egypt (332 BC) MUSIC (in order): -Rome: Total War "Roman Scipii Intro" by Jeff Van Dyck (part of intro) -Ancient Rome: The Rise and Fall of an Empire soundtrack -Rome: Total War "Melee Café" by Jeff Van Dyck -Rome: Total War "The Enemy Is Near" by Jeff Van Dyck TWITTER: @KhAnubis FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/KhAnubisProductionsOfficial Visit our website!: http://khanubisproductions.weebly.com INSTAGRAM: @khanubisproductions
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TlME COMMANDERS: Battle of Gaugamela (Documentary BBC)
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The Battle of Gaugamela, also called the Battle of Arbela, was the decisive battle of Alexander the Great's invasion of the Persian Achaemenid Empire. In 331 BC...
The Battle of Gaugamela, also called the Battle of Arbela, was the decisive battle of Alexander the Great's invasion of the Persian Achaemenid Empire. In 331 BC Alexander's army of the Hellenic League met the Persian army of Darius III near Gaugamela, close to the modern city of Erbil. Even though heavily outnumbered, Alexander emerged victorious due to his superior tactics and army. It was a decisive victory for the Hellenic League and led to the fall of the Achaemenid Empire.
In November 333 BC, Darius III had lost the Battle of Issus resulting in the capture of his wife, his mother, and his two daughters, Stateira II and Drypetis. Darius had retreated to Babylon, where he regrouped the remaining army from the previous battle. The victory at Issus had given Alexander control of southern Asia Minor. Following a victory at the Siege of Tyre (332 BC) which lasted from January to July, Alexander controlled the Levant. After his victory at Gaza, Persian troop counts were low and the Persian satrap of Egypt, Mazaces, peacefully surrendered to Alexander.
Darius tried to dissuade Alexander from further attacks on his empire by diplomacy. Ancient historians provide different accounts of his negotiations with Alexander, which can be separated in three negotiation attempts.
Justin, Arrian and Curtius Rufus write that Darius sent a letter to Alexander after the Battle of Issus. The letter demanded that he withdraw from Asia and release his prisoners. According to Curtius and Justin he offered a ransom for his prisoners, but Arrian does not mention a ransom. Curtius describes the tone of the letter as offensive. Alexander refused his demands.
A second negotiation attempt took place after the capture of Tyre. Darius offered Alexander a marriage with his daughter Stateira II and all the territory west of the Halys river. Justin is less specific, not mentioning a specific daughter and speaking of a portion of Darius' kingdom. Diodorus Siculus likewise mentions the offer of all territory west of the Halys river, a treaty of friendship and a large ransom for the captives. Diodorus is the only ancient historian who mentions that Alexander concealed this letter and presented his friends with a forged letter favorable to his own interests. Again Alexander refused.
Darius started to prepare for another battle after the failure of the second negotiation attempt. Even so, he made a third and final effort to negotiate after Alexander's departure from Egypt. Darius' third offer was much more generous. He praised Alexander for the treatment of his mother Sisygambis and offered him all territory west of the Euphrates, co-rulership of the Achaemenid Empire, the hand of one of his daughters and 30,000 talents of silver. In the account of Diodorus, Alexander deliberated this offer with his friends. Parmenion was the only one who spoke up, saying "If I were Alexander, I should accept what was offered and make a treaty." Alexander reportedly replied "So should I, if I were Parmenion." Alexander again refused the offer of Darius, insisting that there could be only one king of Asia. He called on Darius to surrender to him or to meet him in battle to decide who was to be the sole king of Asia.
The descriptions given by the other historians of the third negotiation attempt are similar to the account of Diodorus, but differ in details. Diodorus, Curtius and Arrian write that an embassy was sent instead of a letter, which is claimed by Justin and Plutarch. Plutarch and Arrian mention the ransom offered for the prisoners was 10,000 talents, but Diodorus, Curtius and Justin give a figure of 30,000. Arrian writes that this third attempt took place during the Siege of Tyre, where the other historians place the second negotiation attempt. With the failure of diplomacy, Darius decided to prepare for another battle with Alexander.
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The Battle of Gaugamela, also called the Battle of Arbela, was the decisive battle of Alexander the Great's invasion of the Persian Achaemenid Empire. In 331 BC Alexander's army of the Hellenic League met the Persian army of Darius III near Gaugamela, close to the modern city of Erbil. Even though heavily outnumbered, Alexander emerged victorious due to his superior tactics and army. It was a decisive victory for the Hellenic League and led to the fall of the Achaemenid Empire.
In November 333 BC, Darius III had lost the Battle of Issus resulting in the capture of his wife, his mother, and his two daughters, Stateira II and Drypetis. Darius had retreated to Babylon, where he regrouped the remaining army from the previous battle. The victory at Issus had given Alexander control of southern Asia Minor. Following a victory at the Siege of Tyre (332 BC) which lasted from January to July, Alexander controlled the Levant. After his victory at Gaza, Persian troop counts were low and the Persian satrap of Egypt, Mazaces, peacefully surrendered to Alexander.
Darius tried to dissuade Alexander from further attacks on his empire by diplomacy. Ancient historians provide different accounts of his negotiations with Alexander, which can be separated in three negotiation attempts.
Justin, Arrian and Curtius Rufus write that Darius sent a letter to Alexander after the Battle of Issus. The letter demanded that he withdraw from Asia and release his prisoners. According to Curtius and Justin he offered a ransom for his prisoners, but Arrian does not mention a ransom. Curtius describes the tone of the letter as offensive. Alexander refused his demands.
A second negotiation attempt took place after the capture of Tyre. Darius offered Alexander a marriage with his daughter Stateira II and all the territory west of the Halys river. Justin is less specific, not mentioning a specific daughter and speaking of a portion of Darius' kingdom. Diodorus Siculus likewise mentions the offer of all territory west of the Halys river, a treaty of friendship and a large ransom for the captives. Diodorus is the only ancient historian who mentions that Alexander concealed this letter and presented his friends with a forged letter favorable to his own interests. Again Alexander refused.
Darius started to prepare for another battle after the failure of the second negotiation attempt. Even so, he made a third and final effort to negotiate after Alexander's departure from Egypt. Darius' third offer was much more generous. He praised Alexander for the treatment of his mother Sisygambis and offered him all territory west of the Euphrates, co-rulership of the Achaemenid Empire, the hand of one of his daughters and 30,000 talents of silver. In the account of Diodorus, Alexander deliberated this offer with his friends. Parmenion was the only one who spoke up, saying "If I were Alexander, I should accept what was offered and make a treaty." Alexander reportedly replied "So should I, if I were Parmenion." Alexander again refused the offer of Darius, insisting that there could be only one king of Asia. He called on Darius to surrender to him or to meet him in battle to decide who was to be the sole king of Asia.
The descriptions given by the other historians of the third negotiation attempt are similar to the account of Diodorus, but differ in details. Diodorus, Curtius and Arrian write that an embassy was sent instead of a letter, which is claimed by Justin and Plutarch. Plutarch and Arrian mention the ransom offered for the prisoners was 10,000 talents, but Diodorus, Curtius and Justin give a figure of 30,000. Arrian writes that this third attempt took place during the Siege of Tyre, where the other historians place the second negotiation attempt. With the failure of diplomacy, Darius decided to prepare for another battle with Alexander.
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Siege of Tyre (1187)
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Siege of Tyre (1187)
The Siege of Tyre took place from November 12, 1187 to January 1, 1188.
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The Siege of Tyre took place from November 12, 1187 to January 1, 1188.
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The Siege of Tyre took place from November 12, 1187 to January 1, 1188.
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Art of Siege - Tyre 4 wrap
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Art of Siege - Tyre review
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Art of Siege - Tyre 1
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Art of Siege - Tyre 2
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Art of Siege - Tyre 3
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Playmobil Greeks The Story of Alexander the Great Part III (The Son of Zeus)
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332 BC, Alexander steps further into the Persian Empire and grabs hold of Egypt, where a special surprise awaits...
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332 BC, Alexander steps further into the Persian Empire and grabs hold of Egypt, where a special surprise awaits...
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-Rome: Total War "Roman Scipii Intro" by Jeff Van Dyck (part of intro)
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-Rome: Total War "Roman Scipii Intro" by Jeff Van Dyck (part of intro)
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Art of Siege - Tyre intro
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Alexander's siege of Tyre
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Alexander's Siege Of Tyre
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Prophecy--Alexander The Great Siege of Tyre 1of6.flv
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Siege of Tyre - 1187 (Ayyubid-Crusader War)
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Alexander the Great in Tyre
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TlME COMMANDERS: Battle of Gaugamela (Documentary BBC)
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Playmobil Greeks The Story of Alexander the Great Part III (The Son of Zeus)
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Jim Carrey Faces Wrongful Death Civil Lawsuit In Ex-Girlfriend's Suicide
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The civil complaint, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, was brought by Mark Burton of Oregon, who says the two were still married ... "Instead, Carrey reneged on his promise after learning that White had left a minimal amount of money to her family. Not surprisingly, he never informed the media of his broken promise and decision to stiff the family....
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[VIDEO]: Researcher Shows Keys To Cracking iPhone Passcode For $100
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Earlier this year when the FBI wanted to hack into the iPhone 5C of Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik who murdered 14 people in a terrorist attack in San Bernardino, CA., the FBI spent $1 million to crack the iPhone passcode of the phone.Law enforcement officials killed the two on the scene, but the FBI thought Farook’s iPhone 5c might have information about who the two were in contact with prior to the attacks....
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Audit Reveals U.S. Mistakenly Grants Citizenship To More Than 800 Immigrants
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An internal Homeland Security Department audit found the 858 immigrants came from countries posing a national security risk to the United States or countries with high rates of immigration fraud ... It also recommends officials create a system to evaluate the hundreds of people who were mistakenly approved for citizenship....
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France Becomes First Nation To Ban Plastic Plates And Cups
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France has become the first country in the world to ban disposable plastic cups and plates, CNN reports.A new French law will require all disposable tableware to be made from 50 percent biologically-sourced materials that can be composted at home by January of 2020 ... manufacturers, said that the measure violates EU law on the free movement of goods....
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Twitter Atwitter After Trump Remarks On NYC Explosion Saturday Night
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In the moments after the explosion in a Dumpster at a New York construction site Saturday night, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was under attack on Twitter for alarming a crowd at a Colorado rally, Raw Story reported.In the aftermath of the explosion – which New York news services described as a loud explosion and before first ......
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Mourinho cannot adopt siege mentality at United - Atkinson
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Ron Atkinson is not a fan of Jose Mourinho's siege mentality and says he cannot adopt it at Old Trafford. Jose Mourinho must not adopt a siege mentality at Manchester United if he is to be successful at Old Trafford, according to Ron Atkinson ... The Portuguese was critical of referee Michael Oliver following United's 3-1 loss at Watford ... "I have never been a huge fan of this siege mentality he brings to his clubs," Atkinson said....
Private review finds Ohio boy carrying BB gun shot 3 times
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Francisco Diaz, a medical examiner from Michigan, conducted the two-hour review of Tyre’s body on Sunday on behalf of the boy’s family ... Diaz, a medical examiner in Michigan’s Wayne County and forensic pathologist at the University of Michigan, determined Tyre was shot three times ... them, and that Tyre and another robbery suspect ran....
Bridgestone festive offer
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ATC Pvt Ltd, authorised distributor of Japanese tyre — Bridgestone has come up with an attractive festive offer on the occasion of Dashain, Tihar and Chhath. Under this scheme, on the purchase of Bridgestone tyres customer can get a silver coin and jacket. According to the press release issued by the company, Bridgestone tyre accounts for 25 per cent ......
The courage to learn (Australian Committee for UNICEF Ltd)
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Batoul made the dangerous trip with her mother out of Idlib to Hama in May to sit for her grade 9 exams. Others, like Ahmad*, are determined to learn despite living under siege and with constant shelling ... 'We studied under siege ... 'Many of my friends would get dizzy, as they didn't have anything to eat and lacked protein to keep them going during the school day ... 'There was a lot of fighting and it was difficult for me to study....
Gulshan, Sholakia attacks fund came from Middle-East'
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Star file photo of Gulshan attack, where gunmen allegedly of the Islamic State killed 20 hostages - mostly foreigners - during a 20 hour long siege in a restaurant inside Dhaka's diplomatic zone. -- the two major terrorist attacks that threw Bangladesh into a state of terror alert, police claimed today ... ....
50 Selfies with Grey! Heartthrob Jamie Dornan is inundated with cameras from adoring female admirers ...
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The Northen Irish hunk, 34, headed to the Savoy Cinema in Dublin to promote The Siege of Jadotville on Monday night - but spent almost all of his time taking selfies with adoring female fans ... ....
More tragic futility in Syria
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A big diplomatic push by President Barack Obama to bring humanitarian relief to Aleppo crumbled Monday when Syrian aircraft resumed bombing rebel positions after a week of formal cease-fire. Because of constant small violations of the truce, the humanitarian aid, intended to reach Syrian civilians cut off from supplies by a government siege of... ....
'BUY' or 'SELL' ideas by experts for morning trade on Tuesday, 20 September 2016
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Nitco is a 'BUY' call with a target of Rs 95 and a stop loss of Rs 70. Jamna Auto Industries Ltd is a 'BUY' call with a target of Rs 260 and a stop loss of Rs 216 ... M&M; is a 'BUY' call with a target of Rs 1500 and a stop loss of Rs 1390 ... Apollo Tyres is a 'BUY' call with a target of Rs 240 and a stop loss of Rs 215 ... Apollo Tyres....
As the Fragile Syrian Cease-Fire Collapses, Barrel Bombs and Missiles Fall on Aleppo
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Syrian government warplanes resumed heavy bombing of the rebel-held section of the city of Aleppo on Monday night, residents and medics in Aleppo said, hours after the Syrian military declared an end to a ceasefire negotiated by the United States and Russia ... The city has been devastated by years of conflict, but a significant population remains, with an estimated 300,000 people living under siege in the rebel-held side....
Health department begins drive against Zika virus
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Health department on Monday commenced special cleaning drive for the elimination of breeding spots of aedes mosquitoes ... Aedes aegypti is the main vector species of Zika virus diseases ... District Medical Officer Dr R L Saritha said we have requested the public to eliminate mosquito breeding spots like old tyres, tubes, bulb, coconut shells, inside and surrounding areas of their houses ... Stay updated on the go with Times of India News App....
Dumping ground
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The scourge of fly-tipping across England is getting worse with councils spending more than A 67m to clean up public land and prosecute anyone they catch, according to official figures. So what should be done about the problem? From old mattresses and fridges to tyres and masonry - and even coffins and live turtles - almost a million incidents of rubbish dumped illegally are recorded each year ... ....
Jamie Dornan wanted as Robin Hood: Origins' Will Scarlet
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Dornan, who is in cinemas now in Anthropoid and The 9th Life Of Louis Drax, will also appear in Netflix's The Siege Of Jadotville and returns as Christian Grey for Fifty Shades sequel Fifty Shades Darker, out on February 10 next year....
DTPC plans major revamp of tourist spots
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There's also a potential for establishing a rock climbing facility connecting the lower and upper layers of Akkulam," the DTPC secretary pointed out. Akkulam will also witness installation of new and modern equipment at the children's park, proper fencing, a snack bar-cum-restaurant, renovation of toilets and development of the natural pond where various species of birds like swans would add to its beauty ... More from The Times of India....
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