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It disintegrated almost immediately, his top generals each carving off a piece. Ptolemy in Egypt was the first to declare himself a king and the others followed suit. Fighting between them ensued, with the empire settling down to Egypt, Syria, Asia Minor and Macedonia. These we call the Hellenistic kingdoms because of the veneer of Greek culture brought in by the Macedonian rulers. The dynasties which persisted were the Seleucids in Syria-Asia Minor-Mesopotamia (the far east returned to native rule quickly), the Ptolemies in Egypt and the Macedonians. Macedonia was swallowed up by Rome in the 2nd Century BCE, Asia Minor and Syria in the 1st Century BCE (by Lucullus and Pompey), and then also Egypt by Octavian Augustus.

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i donno if ur talking bout land mass or somthing else but ind land mass the perimiter is ruffly 9000 miles.and i am gussing that's also why people called him Alexander the great.

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