Alexander the Great differed from his successors because he had the ability to govern all the territory in a prosperous and organized manner, while his successors did not.
Alexander the Great (356 BC - 323 BC) was a prominent governor of various kingdoms and territorial domains such as:
He stood out for being a governor who brought prosperity to his people and made his territorial domains grow. However, once he dies, it ends due to the struggle of egos between his successors.
After his death, he is succeeded by his half-brother Philip III and his son Alexander IV, however, those who gain true power are the military generals known as diadochi, who enter into a power struggle to prevail over others, being a of the causes of the weakening of this empire.
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