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I believe it was because he became greedy with the power he had achieved, and wanted to expand his reign. Also, he wanted to guarantee that he would always have a legacy in the form of these cities; even if he died, people would remember him because of these cities

Hope this helps

Nina [5.8K]3 years ago

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I think he was really obsessed with himself, and wanted to make people remember him forever

this is just my opinion btw xD

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