The Successors of Alexander the Great
Tides of History
Struggles of Power After Alexander
This chapter explores the tumultuous aftermath of Alexander the Great's death, focusing on the power struggles among his half-brother, Aridaeus, his infant son, and his former generals. It highlights the rise of key figures like Perdiccus, Craterus, and Antipater, whose ambitions led to the fragmentation of the empire and intense conflicts that defined the era of the successors. The narrative captures the emergence of the Hellenistic world, marked by military advancements and the interconnectedness of trade and culture across vast territories.
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