Parmenion was an ancient Greek general and statesman who lived from around 400-330 BC. He was a trusted general of King Philip II of Macedon, and later served under his son, Alexander the Great.
Parmenion played a crucial role in Alexander's military campaigns, especially during the conquest of the Persian Empire. He was instrumental in the Battle of Issus in 333 BC, where Alexander defeated the Persian king, Darius III.
Parmenion was known for his strategic brilliance and loyalty to the Macedonian kings. He was also highly respected by his soldiers and peers for his military skills and leadership.
However, Parmenion's career eventually came to a tragic end when he was accused of treason and executed by Alexander the Great in 330 BC. Despite his earlier loyalty and contributions to the success of Alexander's conquests, Parmenion is remembered for the controversy and intrigue surrounding his downfall.
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