Macedon rose after Greek states weakened each other
After the Battle of Mantinea, years of conflict left the Greek states weaker. Macedon took advantage of this and became the leading power, first under Philip II and then under Alexander the Great.
After the Battle of Mantinea, years of conflict left the Greek states weaker. Macedon took advantage of this and became the leading power, first under Philip II and then under Alexander the Great.