Who did Aristotle tutor?

The son of King Philip of Macedonia, Alexander, was a brilliant boy. The father thought it would be Excellent for his son to be tutored by an exceptional teacher. Therefore he invited Aristotle from Greece to teach his son. This arrangement was beneficial to both sides. Alexander got the greatest philosopher of that time as his master. Aristotle got enormous funds to finance his elaborate researches. Though the teacher and student disagreed in many things, it was a mutually benefitial and successful arrangement.