Name the lands that became part of the Macedonian state.

When Alexander first became king, after the death of his father Philip II, his possessions included the territories of Greece and Macedonia. After he conquered the Persian Empire, by 323, Alexander’s empire had become one of the largest in human history. Its territories began from the Balkans to the Indus River in the east. In addition, the empire included states such as Egypt, Lydia, Media, Bactria. True, after his death, the empire split and enmity broke out between the satrapies.