Basically, before I give the main timeline, Alexander got over his 'illness' and soon began to move both into the Arabian peninsula and across North Africa. After a few years, Carthage begins a war in 319 B.C., but gets beaten. After he takes the area of Yemen and makes it a rich trade area, the Carthaginians attack in force, lead by the father of Hamilcar Barca (Hallican until I know the real name). He forges his way to Alexandria before Alexander IV arrives, and gives chase until they meet in 310 B.C for Alexanders last major battle, the Battle of Cyrene. Hanno gets forced back, and after the Seige of Tripoli, Hallican retreats back to Carthage, and is ordered to negotiate for peace. He agrees, and is suprised to find that Alexander is a reasonable man, agreeing that he gets the area around Tripoli and a resonably fair amount of money. After taking the east coast of Arabia, he then retires to Babylon in 299 B.C., leaving the army to his son, Alexander IV. After 11 years of peace and prosperity, he dies a peacefull death in 288 B.C.
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