The Diadochi were important rival successors of Alexander the Great, his Macedonian friends and generals. They split up the empire Alexander had conquered among themselves. The major divisions were the sections taken by Ptolemy in Egypt, the Seleucids who acquired Asia, and the Antigonids who controlled Macedonia.
Kingdoms of the Diadochi
After the Battle of Ipsus (301 B.C.); at the Start of Greece's Roman Struggles
The Diadochi were the successor kingdoms following Alexander the Great.
Kingdoms of the Diadochi
Perry-Castañeda Library Historical Atlas by William R. Shepherd http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/Suggested Reading
The Macedonian WarsKing Pyrrhus of EpirusEarly Sources for the History of Ancient India
