The Hellenistic Age and the Successor Kingdoms, 323–30 BC | Calm Bedtime History
In Babylon in 323 BC, Alexander’s death left his generals facing an empire that stretched from Egypt to India. Over the next three centuries, their wars and dynasties reshaped the eastern Mediterranean, while new Greek-speaking kingdoms took root as far away as Bactria and northwestern India.
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