Iskender

Alexander III, or better known as "Alexander the Great," had a desire to create a more common culture across his Empire. This did not happen for a number of reasons. 1. He died before any such event could happen, 2. He did not know when to stop, 3. he had difficulty balancing embracing other cultures and satisfying conservative Macedonian commanders. How could this be salvaged?

Point of Divergence

After killing Spitamenes, Alexander follows his more logical senses and tries to consolidate his Empire, rather than going on campaign in India. This is because his men protest, making him very angry. He stays in his camp for 3 days, however no-one is moved to continue despite his claim his men would be replaced. Rather than being moved by this threats, they say they will mutiny. Enraged but left with no choice, he relents. The results of this decision would change the world.