Who knows, maybe that treacherous shepherd who led Alexander the Great through the strong fortress of Kohaloa and the high mountain of Ari Barzan had many personal reasons to help the enemy! Perhaps they suffered countless horrors, perhaps they also told him that the Achaemen were not natives, if they were, their palace would not have been full of Greeks, Akkadians and Chaldeans, perhaps they told him that they would take your bread and your taxes and spend your money on the border of Ionia and Egypt, perhaps they told him they were foreigners, perhaps they are foreigners, that they are foreigners, he will not pray to the Babylonian god, and thousands of other reasons. But he became Alexander's partner in the defeat of Iran, and history always remembers him as a traitor to the country. safety.

Who knows, maybe that treacherous shepherd who led Alexander the Great through the strong fortress of Kohaloa and the high mountain of Ari Barzan had many personal reasons to help the enemy! Perhaps they suffered countless horrors, perhaps they also told him that the Achaemen were not natives, if they were, their palace would not have been full of Greeks, Akkadians and Chaldeans, perhaps they told him that they would take your bread and your taxes and spend your money on the border of Ionia and Egypt, perhaps they told him they were foreigners, perhaps they are foreigners, that they are foreigners, he will not pray to the Babylonian god, and thousands of other reasons. But he became Alexander's partner in the defeat of Iran, and history always remembers him as a traitor to the country. safety.