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Personal data Roxana the Sogdian of Bactria 


Household of Roxana the Sogdian of Bactria

(1) She is married to Alexander III "The Great" of Macedonia.

They got married in the year 327 BC at Fortress of Chorienes, Bactria, Persian Empire.


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(2) She is married to Alexander III "The Great" of Macedonia.

They got married in the year 327 BC at Fortress of Chorienes, Bactria, Persian Empire.


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