Alexander claimed to be the son of Amun in the temple, but no oracle came, because it was impossible for Amun to know all this at this time. As Artemis said, when Alexander sacrificed to him in the temple, the re-entered god may have been a baby in swaddling clothes, a creature wandering in the jungle, or a seed sprouting in the soil.

Even if Amun was still in Heaven, he would not have sent down an oracle because of this. Telling the world that there is a way beyond eternal life is the final oracle of Amun.

Alexander conquered Eju and knew how to win the hearts of the people with a policy of restraint. Not only did he claim to be the son of Amun, but he also ordered the construction of a new port north of Monfils, at the mouth of the Ronnie Kami, and named Alexandria after himself to honor his immortal deeds. Not only that, but he also ordered the rebuilding of the Temple of Isis in Alexandria, fulfilling the promise he had made to Medanzo.

Although the goddess Isis has long since died, in Eju, she is still the goddess angel of the Virgin. When the temple was completed, some of the elderly people noticed that the angel of the Virgin Mary on the altar was no longer what it used to be, and that the craftsmen of Eju had sculpted her in the form of the last goddess Mary, the guardian of the temple of Isis.

The people of Eju had never seen Isis, and the memory of the goddess had faded, but when they talked about her, they remembered Mary, the last patron saint of the temple of Isis, who countless people had seen. This may have been a deliberate or unintentional coincidence, when the craftsmen incorporated the image of Mary into the statue of Isis, or perhaps Alexander did it on purpose.

If Amon had known what the Emperor had done, he would at least have a good opinion of him, and Alexander knew how to win the hearts of the people and how to favor the gods. The city of Alexandria he built was more magnificent than any other city-state on the continent, surpassing not only the city of Memphit, but also the historic city of Barron on the continent.

Alexander not only requisitioned the power of Eju, but also the entire Macedonian Empire to build the new city-state. It was a miracle on the Tianshu Continent, and it also became the cultural and commercial center of the Tianshu Continent for hundreds of years.

Alexander himself stayed in Eju for a year, and before the city was fully built, he led another expedition. The route of his eastward expedition was exactly the opposite of the route of the Uruk legion led by Gilgamesh to the west, passing through the southern part of the Syrian Desert to attack the territory of the former Barron Kingdom. In the fields on the banks of the Eudean River, the Macedonian army fought the final Armageddon with the million-strong Poz army led by Darius III.

At this time, the Poz Empire had lost its territory on the west bank of the Eudy, and like a battered giant with feet of clay, he mustered the last of his strength to confront the rising Macedonian Empire, but was once again completely knocked to the ground. Alexander won a decisive victory, defeated the last main force of the Poz Empire, and crossed the Eudi River as if in a no-man's land, successfully occupying the oldest and most glorious city of Barron on the Tianshu Continent.

The towering Gate of the Gods outside Barron was a smoky ruin, like a large, desolate monument. In the time of Cyrus and Darius, the conquerors of Poz did not force the Barons to change their faith in Marduk, but after Darius's death, his successor, Xerxes, promoted the Great Light Cult throughout Poz and ordered the burning of the Gates of the Gods.

Alexander came to the Gate of the Gods to pay his respects to the ruins and announced in public that he would restore the magnificent miracle. This made the people of the original Barron very excited, but the project was so huge that it would take tens of thousands of people to clean up the rubble and rubble from the Heavenly Gate. The glorious buildings that have been built by generations of people over the centuries are easy to destroy, but it is too difficult to restore them.

Alexander only made a gesture and did not repair the gate of the gods in the end. However, he rebuilt the Malduk temple in the city of Barron and led the people to personally sacrifice to the Marduk, gaining the favor of the locals and the support of the traditional priestly community. At the great sacrificial ceremony, Alexander called himself "the son of Malduk".

As you can imagine, the solemnity and sacredness of the occasion was, and the title "Son of Malduk" added a sacred aura to Alexander's reign, and he was praised and revered by all the peoples. When people look up to this god-like emperor, their mood must be sincere and fearful.

However, Alexander's behavior in the world made Artemis and Mu Yun on the clouds laugh alive. They were in a very solemn mood, but when they saw Alexander calling himself the son of Amun in Eju, and running to Barron and calling himself the son of Marduk, they could not help laughing.

Alexander used the most solemn and sacred ritual on earth to make the heavenly gods laugh in a serious way. Artemis laughed and shook his head, "Who taught him this?

Alexander was indeed unseen, learning the majestic manners of the Oriental court, wearing the garb of the Great of Potts to receive prostrate salutes, and following the provincial system pioneered by Cyrus. The provinces of the Macedonian Empire were roughly modeled after the Pops Empire. However, compared with the Poz era, Macedonia strengthened the rule of the monarchy, and the military, finance, and civil affairs of the local provinces were separated to contain each other.

Alexander also carried out a number of reforms to promote integration between the various tribes throughout the Great Empire. In the minds of many people in the city-states of Heaton, it was believed that only the people who believed in the Olympian gods on the Heaton Peninsula were civilized people, and the rest of the land was inhabited by barbarians. Alexander was certainly not such a frog at the bottom of the well, he knew that many civilizations on the continent of Tianshu were more glorious and long-standing than Heaton, and the people there were extremely intelligent and talented.

Alexander not only promoted this integration by establishing a unified provincial system, but also broke down traditional boundaries by means of marriages between various tribes, expanding the army, and joint warfare, which not only encircled the local nobility, but also solved the problem of military resources. The emperor was particularly keen on group weddings, encouraging his soldiers to marry local noble women, often with unprecedented pomp and circumstance for each new kingdom he conquered.

Alexander himself led by example, and he married women of different tribes in various places, and under his leadership, more than 10,000 Macedonian soldiers married women of various tribes. In Alexander's tabernacle there were nobles of all tribes and priests who pledged allegiance to him. This is an unprecedented integration, and it is also the grandest exchange of civilizations in thousands of years.

Alexander rested in Barron for a year, and his army conquered the territory of the former Assyrian Empire, continuing its eastward march into the former Poz proper. Darius III was killed by his men, and the once-glorious Poz Empire came to an end. Alexander, on the other hand, seized the traitor of Poz who had murdered Darius III and executed him for the crime of killing the king, and declared himself the heir of the Poz Empire with the imperial rites of Darius III.

By this point, Macedonia had completely conquered and annexed the Great Empire of Poz, but Alexander's conquest did not stop, and it took him a few years to consolidate this vast empire, and then he led a large army across Poz itself and continued eastward into Tianzhu. Here, Alexander encountered the hardest battle since the Crusade, and the Macedonian phalanx met the elephant formation of the Tianzhu people. The battle was very fierce, with heavy casualties on both sides, but in the end, Alexander, who was still a genius, emerged victorious.

He established three new provinces on the west bank of the Tianzhu River, and by this time the Macedonian Empire was not far from Kunlun, but between them were the most impenetrable plateaus in the world. Alexander wanted to continue his march eastward and conquer the whole of Tianzhu, but the army had gone too far, and the soldiers had no intention of continuing this endless expedition after years of conquest in a completely unfamiliar land.

The morale of the army changed, and Alexander had to temporarily withdraw his troops. He divided his army into two routes, and led his army around the Assyrian Plateau to return to Barun by land, while the other navy set out from the mouth of the Tianzhu River and returned along the coastline to join Alexander, completing the greatest military feat in the history of the Tianshu Continent.

Artemis and Muyun had been watching Alexander from the clouds, trying to follow the Emperor's conquest to discover Amon's traces in the world. When Alexander conquered the Tianzhu River valley and returned to his army victoriously, he was obviously still unwilling, and regrouped his troops and horses in Barun, intending to march eastward one day.

Artemis and Mu Yun thought to themselves, if that time came, would this Macedonian emperor claim to be the son of Brahma again, or even the son of immeasurable light? If so, what would Zeus's expression be, anger or wry smile? But they have to admit that the series of measures taken by Alexander in his expansion did their best to consolidate this rapidly forming empire, and also brought the worship of the Olympian gods to all parts of the Tianshu continent, and even more far.

If Alexander had lived as long as Aesop, the future was unknown, but history did not give him such a chance. Not long after he returned to Barron City, a small mosquito bit the emperor of the Megatron Continent, and he suddenly had a high malaria fever that did not go away, and he passed away ten days later, before he reached the age of thirty-three.

Alexander's ambitious and short life surpassed his father Philip II in all aspects of his achievements, and only one point worse, and this point was precisely the most deadly. He did not raise a suitable heir for himself as Philip II had raised him, but this cannot be blamed on Alexander, who was too young when he died, and his children were minors.

As soon as Alexander died, the generals fought for power, and the great empire was soon divided into three, and the Heaton Peninsula ruled by the former Macedonia became the Kingdom of Macedonia, and the Kingdom of West Asia was established in the area of the former Barun Kingdom on the Tianshu Continent. When Alexander was alive, he inherited the crown and scepter of Pharaoh Eju, and after his death, the general Ptolemy succeeded Pharaoh and still worshiped Amun as the main god, creating the Ptolemaic dynasty of Eju, and history seems to have returned to the starting point.

The gods of Olympus and the angels of heaven have not found any clues to Amon's re-entry into the world, they have been silently watching all possible clues, but they have never found anything, and Amon seems to have disappeared without a trace in the vast world.

Three hundred years have passed, and the gods and angels still have no news of Amun on earth.

...... One morning, a caravan of camels approached from the horizon at the end of the dunes, and was greeted by the glare of the sun on the gravel. It was a caravan that was leaving Eju for Baron, and they needed to find a place to escape from the midday scorch. Ahead of me lay a huge ruin between the dunes, with half of the dome remaining at the top of the towering column. It was the remains of a temple, but the altar was half-buried in the sand, and the magnificent statue of Amun lay upside down among the dunes.

More than 300 years ago, it was once a possession of the Cape city-state of the Eju Empire, and Dick and his son successively became the lords of the Cape city-state. It was in this area that the Uruk legion led by Gilgamesh fought fiercely with the Eju army led by Amun. It was originally an oasis on the edge of the Syrian Desert, on the border of the headland, and a magnificent temple was built for the god Amun.

As the climate changed, the oasis gradually deserted, leaving only a spring at the foot of the hill next to the temple, where the caravans rested. And the small hill and the ruins of the temple next to the mountain are the resting places that shelter the Lieyue, although it is not very comfortable, but it is better than nothing.

The carved stone pillars became the stakes for the people to tie their horses to their camels, the dung of the cattle fell on the remains of the carved steps, and the people sat on the sand and rested against the fallen idol of Amun, which was just right to block the sun.

The temple once stood for hundreds of years, and it has been fifty years since it was abandoned. The statue lying on the dunes, the crumbling rubble trampled by mules and horses, and the ruins of the temple becoming a makeshift camp for caravans show that the people here no longer believe in this deity, completely forgetting all his glory and sacredness.

What happened to make the Temple of Amun what it is today?

After Alexander's death, his generals divided the great empire and established the three states of Macedonia, Western Asia, and Eju. Alexander's subordinate Ptolemy put on the crown of the pharaoh and established the Ptolemaic dynasty in Eju, the longest of the three kingdoms.

Shortly after Alexander's death, another kingdom rose to the northwest of the Macedonian Empire, called the Republic of Maro. In the eyes of the people of the city-states of Heaton, this place was originally an uncivilized and wild land. However, under the guidance of the gods, many sages have come here one after another. The Maro people inherited the civilization and knowledge of the Heatons, and were learners and imitators.

The system of the Maro Republic largely follows the original city-states of Heaton, which were originally tribes subordinate to the United Kingdom of Heaton, and gradually became stronger and established the state of Reading. They also worship the Olympian gods, and due to the difference in language, Zeus is called Jupiter here, Hera is called Juno, and Aphrodite, who was beaten into reincarnation by Amun, is called Venus here.

The Maro Republic rose with the spread of the Heaton civilization, the expansion of the Macedonian Empire, and the integration of civilizations from all over the Tianshu Continent. At that time, Alexander was leading his troops to the east, and his main focus was on the battlefields of Potz and Tianzhu, and he did not notice that the small Maro Republic was quietly growing.

Until 200 years ago, the Kingdom of Macedonia was destroyed by the Republic of Maro.

And a hundred years ago, there was another majestic ruler in the Maro Republic, the chief high priest, the chief ** officer, the lifelong reading officer, and the commander-in-chief of all legions, his name was Caesar. Starting as a provincial governor and legionary commander, Caesar allied with the other two giants of the country's powers, became consul of the Maro Republic, and eventually took power to himself.

At the time of Caesar's reign, the Maro Republic not only annexed the entire Heaton Peninsula, but also opened up a much larger territory to the northwest. Caesar led a large army eastward, basically occupying the territory of the former Potz Empire, and pursued the enemy south to Eju.

At that time, Eju was in the midst of civil strife for royal power, and Queen Cleopatra infiltrated the city of Alexandria, where Caesar was located, and ordered herself to be wrapped in a blanket and sent to Caesar's resting room...... became Caesar's lover.

Caesar helped Cleopatra defeat her political enemies and become the queen of Eju, who became a vassal of the Republic of Maro. At this point, Caesar's achievements had surpassed Alexander's, and the territory of the Maro Republic had surpassed that of the original Macedonian Empire, and even extended to the west and north.

Worshipping the god Amun, Eju became the last remaining kingdom on the continent.

A few years later, Caesar was assassinated in the Senate of Maro City, and Cleopatra became the lover of Caesar's subordinate Antony, and declared the child born to him and Caesar as the "son of Amun" and the heir of the kingdom of Eju.

Beginning with Alexander, many people have claimed to be the son of Amun for the past three hundred years, and the last "son of Amun" is actually the son of Queen Cleopatra and Caesar.

However, Antony was defeated by Caesar's adopted son Octavian and committed suicide, and Cleopatra was captured by Maro's army. The queen tried to repeat the old trick and continue to seduce Octavian, but she failed. Octavian wanted to bring Cleopatra back to Maro as a prisoner of war and parade through the streets, and the queen committed suicide when she heard the news.

The Epüptolemaic dynasty, which had lasted for nearly 300 years, finally fell, and the Republic of Maro annexed Aecu, making it a province within its borders. Octavian abolished the republic and became emperor, the emperor was called Augustus, and the Maro Republic became the Maro Empire, which happened fifty years ago.

The Macedonian Empire established by Alexander was completely wiped out and drowned in the dust and sand of history, and an unprecedented Maro Empire appeared on the Tianshu Continent. The Maros ruled and worshipped the Olympian gods in the provinces.

The temple of Amun in the former Eju has finally been abandoned, and the temples in the city-state have long since been demolished, and the temple of Amun next to the desert trade road has become such a ruin after fifty years.

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(To be continued)