Ptolemaic Period

Following the unstoppable force that was Alexander the Great, the Greek Maccedonian foreginers took control and ruled Egypt for three centuries until Egypt was reduced to a mere province of the Roman Empire in 30 BC.

Argead Dynasty

#	Pharaoh	Alternate names	Reign (BC)
1	Alexander the Great		332–323
2	Philip III Arrhidaeus		323–317
3	Alexander IV Aegus		317–309

Ptolemaic Dynasty

Macedonian Greek kingdom

#	Pharaoh	Alternate names	Reign (BC)
1	Ptolemy I	Ptolemaios Soter	305–285
2	Ptolemy II	Ptolemaios Philadelphos	288–246
3	Ptolemy III	Ptolemaios Euergetes	246–222
4	Ptolemy IV	Ptolemaios Philopator	222–204
5	Ptolemy V	Ptolemaios Epiphanes	204–180
6	Ptolemy VI	Ptolemaios Philometor	180–145
7	Ptolemy VII	Ptolemaios Neos Philopator	145
8	Ptolemy VIII	Ptolemaios Euergetes Physcon	169–164, 144–132, 126–116
9	Ptolemy IX	Ptolemaios Soter Lathyrus	116–110, 109–107, 88–81
10	Ptolemy X	Ptolemaios Alexander	110–109, 107–88
11	Ptolemy XI	Ptolemaios Alexander II	80
12	Ptolemy XII	Ptolemaios Neos Dionysus Auletes	80–58
13	Ptolemy XIII	Ptolemaios Philopator II	51–47
14	Ptolemy XIV	Ptolemaios Philopator Philadelphus	47–44
15	Cleopatra VII	Kleopatra	51–30
16	Ptolemy XV	Ptolemaios Philopator Philometor Caesarion	44–30