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Alexander the great's empire was short-lived primarily due to the vast territorial expanse he conquered, which made it difficult to govern effectively. His sudden death in 323 BCE left a power vacuum and a lack of a clear succession plan, leading to infighting among his generals, known as the Diadochi. Additionally, the diverse cultures and administrative challenges within the empire made it hard to maintain control and cohesion. Consequently, his empire fragmented into several Hellenistic kingdoms shortly after his death.
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How did Alexander the Great turn an empire into a civilization?
He left soldiers in cities he took, giving orders to marry locals. The soldiers did so gladly. He then sent new merchants to each city and then built academies in new lands.
Why did pilgrims go to London?
They were English so they didn't go to England because that is where they lived.
Who lived in the Ottoman Empire?
The Ottoman Empire is completely Turkish so technically all people in it are Turkish or so say ottomans. You see, The Ottoman Empire was not always called that. It was first known as the Byzantium or the Byzantine Empire which was the eastern part of the Roman Empire. They were considered part Roman although they mostly spoke Greek...
Why were Alexanders losses so great on the march across the gedrosion?
They died from heat exposure and thirst.
How was Byzantine not an extension of the Roman Empire?
Okay, so the Roman empire was so big that it could not be ruled by one person affectively, so the empire was slip into two, the "Western Roman empire"and "Eastern Roman empire!" Long story short, the Western Roman empire fell apart after having a lot of bad rulers and Rome fell into the hands of a barbarian king. So basically the Eastern Roman empire could not call them self the Roman empire, as they didn't have control of Rome! So that's why they change the name to Byzantine empire! (Even though they changed the name, they were 100% Roman by blood and culture! )
Was Alexanders empire split into Syria?
When Alexander died he left no clear successor so his generals split it up into what we mow call the Hellenistic kingdoms. These finally settled out into Syria, Egypt and Macedonia.
Why was Qin shi huangdis dynasty so short lived?
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How is alexanders invention so important to your lives?
because it cures lives
Why do you think most of native Americans didn't form large empire?
Due to the weather which they were lived in it so they were not strong enough to conquered any empire or to form one empire
How did Alexander the Great turn an empire into a civilization?
He left soldiers in cities he took, giving orders to marry locals. The soldiers did so gladly. He then sent new merchants to each city and then built academies in new lands.
Why did pilgrims go to London?
They were English so they didn't go to England because that is where they lived.
What was the euphoria joy over the end of the Cold War so short-luved?
The euphoria joy about the end of the Cold War was so short-lived because of the unfolding of the Nazi concentration camps and the Pacific war.
What are some rutherfordium facts?
Highly radioactive and short lived so very few tests have been done on it. It is a metal
What caused conflict in Cleopatras life?
Cleopatra was about to become Alexanders slave so she did suicide (the suicide was being bitten by a Snake)
Which empire had many different ethnic groups who lived there?
By definition, an "empire" is a state with many ethnic groups for its citizens, so Roman, Persian, Indian, Aztec, British, Chinese all qualify. The lone exception might be the Japanese "empire" which was racially all Japanese.
Why was the peace process so short lived after World War 1?
Everyone pooped one monkeys and got diseases and died
Who lived in the Ottoman Empire?
The Ottoman Empire is completely Turkish so technically all people in it are Turkish or so say ottomans. You see, The Ottoman Empire was not always called that. It was first known as the Byzantium or the Byzantine Empire which was the eastern part of the Roman Empire. They were considered part Roman although they mostly spoke Greek...
