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Ptolemaic Kingdom - Egyptian nationalism reached a peak in the reign of Ptolemy IV

Time: 221 BC

Place: Alexandria, Egypt

Details: Egyptian nationalism reached a peak in the reign of Ptolemy IV Philopator (221–205 BC), when a succession of native self-proclaimed "Pharoah" gained control over one district.

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