ALEXANDER THE GREAT
By Satria Sakti XI RPL A
So, let me drop you this epic tale about Alexander the Great. This dude was like the OG boss of ancient times, repping Macedonia (which is Greece now). And let me tell ya, he's got a rep as one of the all-time military legends.
So, back in the day, when he was a young gun, his pops King Philip II was all like, "Yo, this kid's got some serious brainpower and guts." Alexander was a quick learner, and guess who his tutor was? None other than the big shot philosopher Aristotle himself.
Now, picture this: King Philip II tosses young Alex a wild stallion called Bucephalus. This horse was straight-up untamable, but guess who manages to tame it? Yup, you guessed it, our boy Alex. His dad was like, "Kid, with skills like that, you should be running your own kingdom."
Fast forward, Alexander takes the throne after his old man bites the dust. And let's be real, he had big shoes to fill. He goes on a world tour of conquering, taking over kingdoms left and right, expanding his empire like a boss.
Satria atau Sakti biasanya dipanggil oleh teman-temannya. dia tertarik menelaah sosok Alexander the Great karena buat dia, tokoh ini menginspirasi jalan pikiran manusia agar menjadi manusia seutuhnya. Kekuatan Alexander The Great itu sendiri menjadikan dia termotivasi untuk belajar terkait filosofi pemikiran yang ada di dunia. Kritisnya mendalami pemikiran berbagai konseptor dunia adalah sisi lain yang ingin dia pelajari. Setidaknya dia ingin membawa angin perubahan dalam menjalani kehidupan sebagai siswa SMK.
HE WAS LEGENDARY FIGURE "KING ARTHUR"Â
By Andriansyah Ridwan Putra Pratama X TKJ A
King Arthur was a legendary figure from British folklore and mythology. He was believed to have been a medieval British leader who, according to various stories, led the defense of Britain against Saxon invaders in the 5th or 6th century. The stories of King Arthur are often intertwined with magic, chivalry, and the Knights of the Round Table.
The most famous account of King Arthur's life comes from Geoffrey of Monmouth's "Historia Regum Britanniae" (History of the Kings of Britain), written in the 12th century. This work introduced many of the elements that have become central to the Arthurian legend, including Arthur's birth at Tintagel, his sword Excalibur, his advisor Merlin, and his wife Guinevere.
