The Greek general who took Egypt after Alexander's death and converted it into the longest-lasting Hellenistic kingdom was

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Ptolemy was one of Alexander's top generals and was given command of Egypt after Alexander's death. He established the Ptolemaic dynasty and ruled as Pharaoh, successfully integrating Greek and Egyptian culture. The Ptolemaic Kingdom lasted for over three centuries until it was conquered by Rome.

The Greek General Who Took Egypt After Alexander's Death and Converted