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 Pharoahs of Ancient Egypt

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 Philip III Arrhidaeus
Regnal Name: Meryamun-Setepenre

 Macedonian Period
Macedonian Dynasty

323-317 BC

Philip III Arrhidaeus, the half-brother of Alexander the Great, was recognized as king after Alexander's death in 323 BC. He possessed little independent political power, while Alexander's generals struggled for control of the empire and Ptolemy established himself in Egypt.

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 Alexander IV
Regnal Name: Haaibre-Setepenamun

 Macedonian Period
Macedonian Dynasty

317-305 BC

Alexander IV was the posthumous son of Alexander the Great and Roxana and was nominally recognized as king alongside Philip III. Still a child during the wars of Alexander's successors, he was eventually murdered, extinguishing the direct Argead royal line.

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 Ptolemy I Soter
Regnal Name: Setepenre-Meryamun

 Ptolemaic Period
Ptolemaic Dynasty

305-282 BC

Ptolemy I Soter was one of Alexander the Great's generals and took control of Egypt after Alexander's death. He assumed the title of king in 305 BC, founding the Ptolemaic dynasty and establishing Egypt as a major Hellenistic kingdom centered on Alexandria.

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