Alexander had no clear heir or successor. He had a handicapped brother and an unborn child to his Persian wife Roxane. It was arranged that when the child was born, the brother and child would jointly take on the rulership. However it didn't happen. Alexander's generals had been given provinces to govern, and these now took control and entered into war against each other. After the first war, the settlement was:
Antipater - European Greece - and regent of the Empire, with under his control king Arrhideus and the boy-king Alexander IV in Macedon.
Antigonus - Phrygia, Lycia, and Pamphylia and Lycaonia.
Ptolemy - Egypt
Lysimachus - Thrace
Seleucus - Babylonia
Peithon - Media
Antigenes - Susiana
After several more wars of succession and the murders of the two kings, the succession settled to:
Cassander - European Greece
Ptolemy - Egypt
Antigonis - Asia Minor
Seleucis - Syria and Mesopotamia.
The governors took the title of kings, and ruled their separate kingdoms (known as the Hellenistic kingdoms) and continued sporadically fighting each other. These kingdoms were progressively absorbed into the Roman Empire in the 2nd and 1st Centuries BCE.
India he had Ambassadors to the kingdom of Cathay (China).
The Roman empire ruled after the death of Cleopatra.
The Roman empire ruled Egypt after the death of Cloeopatra.
The Roman empire ruled Egypt after the death of Cleopatra.
Huayna's decision to have the empire divided after his death was so that his two son's could both rule after his death.
Alexander conquered Egypt, Macedonia, and the Persian Empire.
Macedonian generals were fighting for control over his empire.
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After Alexanders death, Macedonian generals were fighting for control over his empire. 3 leaders: Antigonnus, Ptolemy, and Selecus won control by becoming ruler of Macedonia Greek city-states, title of Pharaoh in Egypt, and controlling the Persian Empire
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From Libya to Central Europe - the same as the Persian Empire from whom he conquered/stole it.
Mainland Greece, and in Africa, Libya.