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In 323 BC, after a period of very heavy drinking, Alexander died of fever.  He had ruled in Babylon for about a year.  To what extent he could have continued to bring about a harmony of cultures is unknown.  Failing to appoint a heir to carry on his legacy, his vast Empire descended into a generation of civil strife aka [[the Wars of the Diadochi]] upon his death.  When the dust cleared, his empire had been broken into 4 different parts, never again to re-emerge.

In 323 BC, after a period of very heavy drinking, Alexander died of fever.  He had ruled in Babylon for about a year.  To what extent he could have continued to bring about a harmony of cultures is unknown.  Failing to appoint a heir to carry on his legacy, his vast Empire descended into a generation of civil strife aka [[the Wars of the Diadochi]] upon his death.  When the dust cleared, his empire had been broken into 4 different parts, never again to re-emerge.

Although never mentioned by name, it is commonly believed that the [[book of Daniel]] in the [[Bible]] makes reference to Alexander and his sudden demise.

Although he is never mentioned by name, it is commonly believed that the [[book of Daniel]] in the [[Bible]] makes reference to Alexander and his sudden demise.

== See also ==

== See also ==