29/06/2026
Alexander the Great won the Battle of Gaugamela in 331 BC by defeating the vastly larger Persian army led by King Darius III.
Outnumbered nearly five to one, Alexander relied on strategy instead of strength. He lured the Persian cavalry out of position, exposed the center of their army, and led a decisive charge that forced Darius to flee.
The Battle of Gaugamela remains one of history's greatest examples of military strategy and psychological warfare, securing Alexander's place among the greatest commanders of all time.
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