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4 December, 22:19

Why did alexander's empire not last after his death?

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    It didn't because the people argued between themselves how the empire should be split. They couldn't find anyone to succeed him since the didn't have children so they split it into numerous kingdoms among themselves and ruled them the way they wanted. Many went to war over it.
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