Asia was anything east of the Bosphorus.
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Shortly before his death, Alexander wrote down an OKR doc. It included: - Conquest of Arabia and the entire Mediterranean basin - Circumnavigation of Africa - Development of new cities in Asia (~Middle-East) and intermixing of Eastern and Western populations
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Something to keep in mind when you'll score your own OKRs this quarter
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and alexander wept for there were no more OKRs to hit
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@fchollet Ultimately Alexander’s conquests amounted to little- and he inherited a kingdom and army from his father and grandfather (nepotism). For good historical examples, look at Jacquard, Brunel, Wedgwood, and Watt. -
To say he simply inherited a kingdom is to deny his achievements. Many have inherited kingdoms, riches etc. but few have accomplished even half of what Alexander did in his decade of conquest.
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Alexander is unrepeatable.
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I wonder what will happen if Alexander had a long life (it is too bad he died just after 30~). IMHO, Alexander is a genius, ahead of his time (which even his generals were puzzled by his decisions) :)
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If you want to make okrs inspired by a megalomaniac who killed 100k+ people with no benefits to humanity, I suggest you look at 20th century dictators for guidance: Hitler, Stalin, etc. Otherwise think carefully about your heroes. https://historum.com/threads/casualties-of-alexanders-wars.60899/ …
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