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When discussing 'Ancient Greece', the premise is to study ancient Greek history to understand the unique and temporal ethos of those city-states as they actually existed in available sources. Macedonia for instance, is the birthplace of the ancient parliament & monarchy.
You will find, I think, that monarchy - including monarchs with councils of aristocratic advisors - developed independently in a number of places and Macedonia was not the first of these. Moreover, the Argead state can hardly be said to have contained a parliament of any sort.
On this second point, see E.M. Anson, "Macedonia's Alleged Constitutionalism" CJ 80.4 (1985) and "The Evolution of the Macedonian Army Assembly (330-313 B.C.)" Historia 40.2 (1991).
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