How large was Alexander the greats empire?

Answer 1

Alexander the great had an extensive empire, it stretched from Greece to the Middle East to Asia Minor. The extent of his actions and innovations was vast as well. Alexander the Great blended the cultures of all the different countries he conquered and created Hellenism which lasted until approximately 146 BCE, over a hundred years after Alexander's death.

Answer 2

Alexander the Great's empire extended over Greece, Asia Minor, Persia, Egypt and parts of India. He maintained it by bringing Greek language and culture to the eastern countries in his empire.

Answer 3

His Empire expanded from Greece all the way to India.

Answer 4

From Libya to Central Europe - the same as the Persian Empire from whom he conquered/stole it.

Answer 5

2.6 million square miles,

from Illyria to Thebes (Egypt) to India to Kazakhstan

Answer 6

From Hellas and Egypt in the west, to beyond the Indus river. From the northern stretches of the Arabian peninsula, to the Kaukasus mountains and Bactria.

Answer 7

It stretched from Libya and Egypt in the west, through Greece and the Middle East, to Central Asia and today's Pakistan.