Explore the intriguing theory that Alexander the Great, renowned military leader, might have been more than a mortal. This episode delves into the possibility that Alexander considered himself a demigod, potentially linked to the Nephilim of ancient mythology. Discover his claimed divine lineage tracing back to his mother, Olympias, who suggested Zeus was his true father. Key moments in Alexander's life, such as his declaration as the son of Zeus-Ammon at Siwa Oasis, support these beliefs. We examine the connections between Alexander's legendary conquests and the theories of Zecharia Sitchin, who linked him to the ancient gods of Sumerian and Akkadian mythology, particularly Marduk. Learn about Alexander's campaigns, his coronation as Pharaoh in Egypt, and his quest for immortality, all reinforcing his larger-than-life legacy. This episode blends historical facts with mythological insights, exploring whether Alexander the Great could indeed have been influenced by divine figures like Zeus, Marduk, and the Nephilim.