Wars of the Diadochi (323–275 BCE)

1. Battle of Corupedium ends the Diadochi era

   Jan 1, 281Labels: Battle of, Seleucus I, Lysimachus

   • Corupedium
   • Livius

2. Battle of Ipsus breaks Antigonus’ empire

   Jan 1, 301Labels: Battle of, Seleucus I, Antigonus I

   • Britannica
   • Ipsus

3. Siege of Rhodes ends in negotiated settlement

   Jan 1, 305Labels: Siege of, Demetrius I, Rhodes

   • Rhodes Siege
   • Diadochi Wars

4. Demetrius defeats Ptolemy at Salamis

   Jan 1, 306Labels: Battle of, Demetrius I, Ptolemy I

   • Salamis
   • Diadochi Wars

5. Babylonian War pits Antigonus against Seleucus

   Jan 1, 311Labels: Babylonian War, Antigonus I, Seleucus I

   • Babylonian War
   • Tigris

6. Battle of Gaza restores Seleucus’ prospects

   Jan 1, 312Labels: Battle of, Ptolemy I, Seleucus I

   • Gaza
   • Diadochi Wars

7. Battle of Gabiene leads to Eumenes’ capture

   Jan 1, 316Labels: Battle of, Eumenes, Antigonus I

   • Gabiene
   • 2nd War

8. Battle of Paraitakene fought indecisively

   Jan 1, 317Labels: Battle of, Antigonus I, Eumenes

   • Paraitakene
   • 2nd War

9. Battle of Orkynia weakens Eumenes

   Jan 1, 319Labels: Battle of, Antigonus I, Eumenes

   • Orkynia
   • 2nd War

10. Eumenes defeats Craterus at Hellespont

    Jan 1, 321Labels: Battle of, Eumenes, Craterus

    • Hellespont
    • 1st War

11. Partition of Triparadisus replaces regency

    Jan 1, 321Labels: Partition of, Antipater, satrapy redistribution

    • Triparadeisos
    • Antipater

12. Lamian War ends at Crannon

    Aug 1, 322Labels: Battle of, Lamian War, Athens

    • Lamian War
    • Crannon

13. Partition of Babylon names joint kings

    Jun 1, 3233Labels: Partition of, Philip III, Alexander IV

    • Partition
    • Perdiccas