Kandahar ); Alexandria-ad-Caucasum (near Begram , at Bordj-i-Abdullah); and finally, Alexandria-Eschate (near Kojend), in the north. After Alexander’s death, his loosely connected empire was divided. Seleucus , a Macedonian officer during Alexander’s campaign, declared himself ruler of his own Seleucid Empire, encompassing Persia and Afghanistan. [27] Greco-Bactrian Kingdom This section does