The beginning temple construction in the Ptolemaic period

The beginning temple construction 

in the Ptolemaic period

The beginning of the construction of the capital and the city planning of Alexandria located on the southern Mediterranean coast headed eastward to consolidate the territory into a new city-state and territory en route to the vast area of northern India. In ancient times he fell ill with poison and died in Babylon on June 21 323 BC. The End of a Universal Empire At the behest of his key aide the Diodokoi his successor who divided the empire in 331 BC Alexander left Egypt and handed over control for decades of rule to the traditional administrative structure and the care of the numerous Greek-Macedonian people After Alexander's death Ptolemy was appointed who was determined to uphold tradition and culture

After winning the war against Darius II of Persia 336-330 BC capturing Tyre in the Gaza Levant conquering Egypt and reducing resistance to the empire's northeastern invasion at Pelusium Alexander briefly developed a deep reverence for Egyptian religious traditions and traveled to a remote oasis in the Western Desert The belief in a millennia-old civilization of ancient Egyptian gods prophesied throughout the land based on the belief in the Son of the Gods of the ancient Mediterranean and Levant empires

Ptolemy transformed himself into an idealist committed to humanity and persuaded the Egyptians to accept the Nile Valley as a peaceful kingdom He persuaded the Egyptian people to accept the Nile Valley as a peaceful kingdom and most importantly to rule with profit as the primary focus With these goals in mind he built the sacred temple the main temple of the original creator god dating back to the long history of ancient Egyptian civilization. Its origins lie in a fusion of contemporary elements the circumstances surrounding his reign and long-standing traditions