Who ruled Persia after Alexander?
After his death in 323 BC, his general Seleucus I (ruled 305–281 BC) eventually seized control of Alexander's eastern territories, including Syria, Mesopotamia, and Iran, and established a dynasty that ruled for more than two centuries.
After his death in 323 BC, his general Seleucus I (ruled 305–281 BC) eventually seized control of Alexander's eastern territories, including Syria, Mesopotamia, and Iran, and established a dynasty that ruled for more than two centuries.
