Would like to know what happen to Alexander the Greats Empire after his death.

-- Anonymous, April 07, 2002

Answers

The new roman empire is the united nations today. It has exceeded the original as predicted. It stems from the original. Many believe that the bible refers to Alexander the Great in the book of Daniel. He describes in detail a conqueror who does exactly what Alex the Great accomplished and in the same exact order hundreds of years earlier, then describes how the territories are divided up among the generals. Most importantly he notes that "out of" this group the LAST great evil empire will come. But it will appear politically correct AND be embraced by the entire world, (when in Gods eyes it promotes blasphemy). The united nation's does just that. It appears peaceful and correct but doesnt want anything to do with God. It exceeds the early roman empire and is now filled with many terrorist seated within it,(like Lybia for example).

-- Anonymous, July 20, 2004

no english! no english! sorri sorri no english!

-- Anonymous, June 20, 2004

he took his empire with him to hell...... and his empire is still becoming bigger and bigger in hell...... do u want to go see his empire????? i can send you there.... the address is 69 hell avenue Hell world

-- Anonymous, June 20, 2004

He died from drinking the poision from his pen 

-- Anonymous, April 18, 2004

You should check out this link http://www.isidore-of- seville.com/Alexanderama.html

-- Anonymous, March 05, 2004

All his generals fought over his Empire while his body was still warm. Of course Hephaestion was not around to witness this as he died before Alexander. Very, very tragic.

-- Anonymous, November 12, 2003

the stuff dreams and legends and histories are made of.....

...along with a suitable admixture of sunshine and lollipops.

-- Anonymous, August 13, 2003

The then known world united under Alexander's hand became the stuff dreams and legends and histories are made of.....

-- Anonymous, August 12, 2003

رنزلاكم اسفاك

-- Anonymous, July 03, 2003

After his death the town of alexander grew very popular. Also people started to like him and respect him een though he was dead.

-- Anonymous, June 09, 2003

Very good answer ("to the strongest"). This is a very widely written of quote which cannot be verified, at least not by me. However it is supported by the fact that Alexanders empire divided up many ways by his generals and other political leaders and it basically dissolved into nothing due to many 'civil' wars. Much of it was forgotten as well.

-- Anonymous, March 26, 2003

When asked on his deathbed, "To whom does your kingdom goes to" It is reported that he said "To the Strongest"

-- Anonymous, February 12, 2003

Someone else started to collect the taxes. Several someone elses in fact. All of whom resembled Alexander, insofar as they were all well armed.

From time to time they sent out armies and tried to collect taxes somewhere that was already claimed by somebody else. Then there would be a big fight over who got to collect those taxes. When the dust settled, the taxes were still due.

-- Anonymous, April 15, 2002