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Pft, no way. Eumenes was loyal to Perdiccas and himself. The kings were just a convenient excuse to take up arms again after Nora against Antigonus. Let's be honest here, Alexander IV wasn't ever going to actually rule. I'd imagine some kind of shogun situation with Perdiccas and his suppoters...

Could the Mughals maybe have survived as ceremonial kings over India in a constitutional monarchy if the British hadn't ousted them after they gave their support to the Sepoy revolt/if they didn't give any support whatsoever to the Sepoy revolt? Or would they eventually have been stripped from...

The Fourth War of the Diadochi, the Macedonian Theater, Part 2 ‘’We shall win, today, there’s no doubt about it.’’ Demetrius boastfully proclaimed to his companions after he had taken another drink from his wine bag. His companions cheered with great vigor and Demetrius laughed. This army...

The Fourth War of the Diadochi, the Macedonian Theater, Part 1 The battle of Ipsus had changed things forever. Antigonus knew that. Demetrius knew that. Ptolemy, Seleucus, Cassander and Lysimachus knew that. The combined strength of three Diadochi had not been enough to bring down Antigonus...

Alright. My book on Antigonus has been lost and the time for it to arrive again is going to take twenty days or so. I apologize in advance for any inaccuracies. Conclusion of the Battle of Ipsus: The following night, a great council was held by Antigonus, deliberating on what to do next. Some...

Thank you! Thanks! Kind of surprised that there aren't many Diadochi timelines though, it's a very interesting time, chock full of possibilities. Thanks, :) Anyway, I'll post an update tomorrow.

Heirs of Antigonus (Antigonid Kingdom Timeline) This is an alternative timeline, asking how the Antigonid kingdom in Asia could've survived and what would've happened next. There will be more updates. A battle decided by one man. Not a general, not a soldier, even, just a messenger. What had...