Final answer:
The question appears to mix historical figures but, referring to Marc Antony, he never aimed to invade a specific kingdom; instead, he sought control within the Roman Republic and its territories.
Step-by-step explanation:
The historical figure known as M. Anthony, or Marc Antony, was a Roman politician and general. Your question seems to be oriented around another historical figure, as the information provided pertains to various leaders such as Philip of Macedon, Alexander the Great, and Antiochus III, among others.
However, Marc Antony is famous for his alliances and battles in the late Roman Republic, particularly his association with Cleopatra and his eventual conflict with Octavian, leading to the Battle of Actium. Antony sought to invade and control parts of the Roman Republic and beyond, not a specific kingdom as your question suggests.
If you are referring to Marc Antony's historical actions, he attempted to control and maintain his influence within the Roman Republic and its territories, particularly against Octavian (later Augustus) in the last phase of the Republic's civil wars. If you are inquiring about a different 'M. Anthony,' please provide additional context for accurate assistance.