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From Jona Lendering's website: From 316 on, the satrapy was ruled by Stasander, who was already satrap of Bactria, and must have seized Aria and Margiana too (which were situated between Parthia and his own satrapy). Between 308 and 303, these countries recognized the sovereignty of Seleucus I Nicat...

Ptolemy son of Ptolemy,who is he?Who knows?

Because Cassander became the sole ruler of Greece/Macedon after removing Heracles?

Did Aristonus offer his help in Olympias' Reign of Terror?
Or Cassander just fear the former bodyguard a threat?

And did Aristonus offer real help to Olympias in the process?

But I still feel puzzled about the event from the death of Philip III&Eurydice II to the death of Olympias: 1.Part of the royal army deserted the regent and turned to Cassander because of Olympias' Terror in Macedonian? 2.If with a "Low Chronology" which Eumenes was executed in the end...

Which one do you prefer,316 or 315?
Any more original sources except for Diodorus?

The Argyraspids use sarissa at some time,and they are flexible to use swords?(E.G. in the battle of Gabiene) Are there any sources about their weapon in Diadochi wars?

All events except for Battle of Gaza is obscure and in fragments...Hard to orginize the whole history line by original resources.

I took a look at Heckel's Who's Who. He is in agreement with Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology that it's the Nicanor who served under Cassander. It is most definitely Cassander's garrison commander of Munychia. Diodorus 18.72.3-4: After Cleitus had sailed to the Hellespo...

I took a look at Heckel's Who's Who. He is in agreement with Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology that it's the Nicanor who served under Cassander. It is most definitely Cassander's garrison commander of Munychia. Diodorus 18.72.3-4: After Cleitus had sailed to the Hellespo...

I thought it's the Cappadocian satrap,later satrap of Media,killed by Seleucus after his return to Babylon.

The wikipedia is picked up from "Smith, William's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology" which with hordes of errors and I'm not going to trust.I need your ideas.

Jona Lendering says that he became a general of Demetrius,but how could it be?His position was even higher than Antigonus I and he defeated Peithon of Media early. I mailed to him to ask for the source or reference but I'm not replied by now. I personally guess he share the same fate of Peithon mayb...

Pindar made a poem to praise Alexander I of Macedonia when he travelled there.That's why his house was spared.

Pindar made a poem to praise Alexander I of Macedonia when he travelled there.That's why his house was spared.