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Born to reshape history, Alexander the Great's legacy isn’t all glory. Here are 5 unnerving facts about him. Firstly, hygiene wasn’t his strong suit—Alexander rarely bathed, masking his odor with perfumes instead. Despite his brilliance on the battlefield, he had a strange fascination with his dead enemies; it’s said he would have them embalmed and displayed as macabre trophies of war. After his brutal conquest of Tyre, he mercilessly crucified two thousand survivors along the shoreline, a chilling display of his power and ruthlessness. In a drunken fit of rage, Alexander killed his close friend Cleitus with a spear during a banquet, simply because he didn’t like what Cleitus had to say. Finally, his obsession with power reached such heights that he declared himself a god, forcing his followers to worship him while he was still alive. Each fact reveals a darker, more complex side of this legendary conqueror, reminding us that even the greatest figures have shadows. If you found these revelations compelling, subscribe for more intriguing stories from history’s annals. Like and Follow!

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