Greece, officially the Empire of Greece, is a superpower based out of southern Europa. However, its territorial expanse stretches into other parts of Europa, Asia, and Small Asia. The roots of the nation stretch back to Macedon, the capital city. Originally a small kingdom, it became a legendary great empire under the leadership of Alexander III. His son, Alexander IV expanded its reach and renamed the nation Greece, after the greater region Macedon is part of. Greece led the world into the historical Golden Age and was the leading world power until the rise of Carthage. Carthage took the westernmost provinces of Greece after the Carthaginian War. Superpower status was regained much later after Greece defeated the Mongol invaders in the 13th century. As expansion was blocked by Carthage to