The Relationship Between the Kings and the Cities in the Hell​enistic Period

When Alexander the Great decided to take revenge from the Persians after he had inherited a kingdom from his father, Philip II, he was also giving a new direction to Greek history. From several different aspects, this new period differed from the Classical period of Greek history and it continued some the basic institutions of Greeks, and in this same period, these institutions prospered and expanded through the most parts of the known world.