ALEXANDER THE CURSED BY FRAYDON ARYAN
IRANIAN
CONTRIBUTION
The
laws of the Medes and Persians never change, they are applied equally, whether
the offender was a Prince or a pauper.”
Before the abolition of slavery,
more than two thousand years before, Kourash the Great had opposed slavery and
had, abolished slavery in his world empire.
Before the Magna Carta charter
and human rights declaration of United Nations, two thousand five hundred years ago Iran
had declared universal human rights.
Freedom of religion two thousand
five hundred years ago in the Iranian Empire, when even today we still have
countries in which the practice of one’s religion is punishable by death. Such as Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan, to
name a few.
And the so-called Greek civilization
or Hellenism, was in that period of history deeply involved in
institutional slavery. And took no
part in freedom of nations or its own inhabitants; slavery for them was part of
Greek culture. !
The contribution of the Hakhamanish empire of Iran to civilization
is endless. And the
gains that the world has attained because of it.
And it should not be forgotten
that it was this Evil, that we now know as Alexander, was responsible in ending
one of the Greatest world empires that all the world can be proud, of unlike
many of our recent past.
Greatness of Iran, greatness
of all time,
Iran shall always remain in
our minds.
Poem on Alexander by Fraydon
A.
Alexander the Great (356-323 BC), the
king of Macedonia that conquered the Persian Empire and annexed it to Macedonia,
is one of the greatest military geniuses of all times. He is the first king to be
called the Great”.”
Alexander the
Great’,
InterNet/Spidey/1998.
Wrong in all accounts, the first
king to be called Great by his people and the world was Kourash king of Iran who
lived two hundred years before Alexander.
Alexander was never
considered Great’ by the
Iranians.
And as for him being the greatest military geniuses of all
times,” is false since before him and after him there have been conquerors
who have out done him in both conquest and military
battles.
To name a few Shahanshah Kourash
and Dariush the Great, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon, Shapur Shah the Great,
Genigis Khan, Saladin, Adolf Hitler, Napoleon Bonaparte, Nadir Shah Afshar the
Great etc.
To credit a few western
historians such as Brian Walden’
who had a series on BBC2 entitled
Walden on Heros’ he summarised in his own view Alexander: He’s the kind of hero that humanity can well do
without”.
These are also my sentiments and
I hope yours too. For the Iranian
Zarathustrians, Alexander was a devil and the cursed foreigner who could not see
unity of brother nations at peace with prosperity, riches and wealth, knowledge
and humanity.
Blatant flattery for a man by
authors that he does not deserve, or is not worthy of.
It is also very surprising that
without any investigation the Western intellectuals have taken hold of Greek
books that contain downright error.
They could not even get right the
location of the decisive battle against Dariush, they did not know which men had
saved Alexander life in India. And
contradictory statements concerning the actions of
Alexander.
Spread of Greek culture
throughout Asia is nonexistent, so obviously he couldn’t have been successful in
that endeavour. Alexander perhaps
believed himself to be the son of Zeus, and naturally since no one else believed
this (except, perhaps a few Western historians) he must have worshipped
himself.
The mark of Greatness is that
when one takes control of power or is placed in such a position he does not lose
sight of himself, and stays the same and modest. Unlike Alexander who thought by then
that he was God and had proclaimed all to announce this.
He indeed had no morals and
showed no-good examples for the people to follow. His footsteps left behind death and
destruction, he was cursed wherever he went. And to the end even by his own men. He had no meaningful purpose, no one
benefited from his conquest. His
own country and his immediate family saw nothing from him. All of them were in fact
murdered.
Story telling is well and
fanciful, but reality is much more enlightening and interesting and
educational.
We need to look at the deeds of
people and then decide if they are worthy of the title Great”.
If humanity is to take a
righteous path and if we wish to see a better world, and future, we need role
models that people would copy and do even better than they
did.
Steps taken in revealing peoples
views towards Alexander, are commended in putting into context this vile and
evil man of history. For he belongs
in the darkest pages of world history.
Next to evil men such as Zahhak, Omar, and
Khomenie.
After Alexander’s death, his
territorial conquests including Greece, lost their independence and were
absorbed into the successor kingdoms.
Willful destruction of religious
relics was approved and officially encouraged under Alexander.
MYTH INTO
HISTORY
The ancient Greece investigated
by scholars was a legendary one.
However, Greeks searching for a
national identity during their struggle against the Evil Turkish Empire
were actually aware of the symbolic power of their mythical
past.
The Greek war of independence in
8293 AZ=2380 IE=1821 AD and its
state in 8300 AZ=2387 IE=1828 AD only included Thessaly and
Epiros.
A necessary renewal of identity,
and its romanticized past which had attracted European powers for its
support, not to mention the reuse
of classical masonry for their construction of various temples and palaces and
buildings in Greece.
Expression of Greek superiority
is Aristotle’s verdict in The
Politics’ that:
Hunting ought to be practiced not only
against wild animals, but also against human beings who are intended by nature
to be ruled by others and refuse to obey that intention because war of this
order is naturally just.”
Yes this is Greek virtue,
morality and great thinkers thought on the treatment of
humanity.
Indiscriminate Evil, Unthinkable
savagery, Ruins and destruction were his testimony and his legacy.
PERSIAN CUSTOMS ADOPTED BY
ALEXANDER
And the evidence for this is in
him wearing of Iranian clothes and adoption of Iranian habits. This is no sign of him wanting unity
between the Iranian and the Macedonian, but merely an act of an uncivilized
person being confronted by a superior civilized nation and wishing to become
part of the latter and emulate their customs.
He simply was overwhelmed and
fell in a spell over everything Iranian.
And since he now had the power to acquire it, he choose to associate
himself with the luxury and splendour of the Iranians. The Iranian way of life was more
attractive to the Macedonians than what they had come across before, especially
that of the Greeks.
Alexander has even been called
the Greatest city builder of all
time”, by the likes of W.W. Tarn
in his book Alexander the
Great’, in 1948 Cambridge.
There is no evidence to the
foundations of these cities and hardly none have remained or have had a lasting
effect on the countries. None of these sites can be named or found in Iran. And their cultural influence is purely
imaginary.
And on Alexander’s death in
Greece, a leading Athenian politician stated the whole world would stink of his
corpse”. The Greek states
formed a coalition to shake off the hated Macedonian
domination.
Alexander died without
designating a successor, and soon after all the Susa marriages were dissolved.
The next two years after his death
were of bloody struggle for power and the dismemberment of the Iranian
empire. This period is well known
as the age of anarchy.
All the leading personalities of
Alexander’s reign came to a violent and bloody end.
Alexander’s evil mother Olympias,
seized control of both Macedonia and Arrhidaeus for a brief while after
Antipater’s death. After murdering
and beginning a reign of terror against the supporters of Antipater, she was
herself put to death by Antipater’s ruthless son,
Cassander.
With the extermination of the
kings, the Argead dynasty came to an end and there was no descendant of
Alexander left to lay claim to the sole rule of the empire.
UNITY OF
MEN
He has also been praised
unnecessarily regarding his ideas
and intentions for his stolen empire, namely the fusion of races and the concept
of the brotherhood of
man’.
It also should be noted here that
his policy of fusion i.e. the much talked about unity of mankind’ or brotherhood of men’, that he only
mentioned the unity of Persians and
Macedonians’, not Egyptian, Babylonians, Indians, Lycians and especially not the
Greeks!
Alexander must have known the
superiority of the Iranians over the Greeks since he chooses their culture,
customs dress and men to govern his new found empire. He used Iranians in his army and in
the running of the Satraps (i.e.
Iranian Provinces).
Archaeology has revealed no trace
of Alexander’s presence East of Takht-e-Jamsheed.
Across two centuries, the Persians had
not been inventive rulers”
The
Persians themselves had no literature and did not use their own language for
everyday government......
The technical arts-architecture medicine, sailing,
and warfare-were all staffed by foreign experts...”
page 121
Darius III, was of lesser royal
descent..........Like other Persian kings, he was child of a brother-sister
marriage and had married his sister.
The mental effects of this are still uncertain.”
Page 123.
King
kept Greek doctors. They had Greek
prophets and soothsayers, poets, artists, soldiers and physical trainers. They had had some notorious Greek
mistresses....”
Page 130.
But
at Susa, as at Babylon, the Persians were only occupiers, and Alexander rooted
them out.”
Page 237.
The Search for
Alexander”,
Robin Lane Fox.
One does not need to say much on
this account since only a fool could possibly come up with such overwhelming
nonsense.
Considering the tremendous role, which
the Aryan man has played in world history, how unfamiliar to us (his Western
descendants) are his origins and the cradle of his race. Hebrew, Greek, and Roman civilisations
are absorbed more or less by Western man with his mother’s milk; the vast
Iranian panorama in which his ancestors arose and flourished seems as remote to
the majority as the moon.”
J.H. Iliffe, Director of the City of Liverpool Museums
GREATNESS OF
IRAN
I suggest for all Lovers of Iran,
and its true culture and religion if they can get hold of the 8443 AZ=2530
IE=1971 AD Celebrations to watch and see the greatness that was Iran until 8451
AZ=2538 IE=1979 AD and the pride that the King and cultured people of Iran felt
and showed towards their glorious historical heritage. Iran was considered the most developed,
cultured, civilized and progressive country in the Middle East. And it was the
richest, and strongest country both militarily and culturally before once more
the onslaught of foreign influence and occupation. Since Iran has become leaderless and
lost its defender of history, culture and ancient religion. Namely the late Great Pahlavi
Shah-an-Shah Aryamehir (8413 AZ=2500 IE=1941 AD - 8451 AZ=2538 IE=1979 AD) of
Iran. Since the (8452 AZ=2539
IE)1980’s the enemies of Iran have been unopposed and free to write lies and
totally biased historical views that portray only the Greek version of history,
which is mainly fabricated and totally disregarding of the entire Iranian Empire
that consisted of more than twenty countries of today.
However, long ago an event might
have occurred, it is still as important to speak the truth, and confront those
who wish to glorify historical characters who belong in the darkest hour of
human history.
Iran and its noble race, and
religion is still alive, and by the force of AhuraMazda shall arise again from
the ashes like the Phoenix as it has done so many times in its glorious
history.
Kshnaothra Ahurahe
Mazdao,
Long live the faith and the land
of the Aryans, IRAN.
Good thoughts, Good words, Good
deeds.
Fraydon Aryan
FRAYDON ARYAN.
8470/1998
NOTE
This article was in response to all
the recent books, films and documentaries on Alexander.
The author Fraydon Aryan has also
covered the subject of this evil man in his soon to be published book ARYANA’.
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