The period of succession or succession wars, especially the conflict following Alexander the Great's death.
From Greek diadochia (succession), from diadochos (successor). A variant or alternative form of diadoche and diadoche, all referring to the same historical concept.
Diadochy is basically ancient history's biggest family feud—when one of the greatest conquerors ever (Alexander) died without a clear heir, his generals turned his empire into a battleground!
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