Conference of Triparadeisos

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The empire of Alexander the great
The Diadochin Empire 20 years later

At the Triparadeisus Conference in 320 BC BC (especially in older research often dated to the year 321 BC), the winners of the first Diadoch war ( Diadoches = Greek 'successor') established a new distribution of power for the Alexander Empire after the death of the imperial regent Perdiccas . They modified it immediately after the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC. Babylonian imperial order agreed upon .

At this conference, which took place in the Syrian Triparadeisos near the sources of the Orontes , Antipatros was appointed the new regent of the empire, as well as a bodyguard corps ( somatophylakes ) for the kings Philip III. Arrhidaios and Alexander IV. Aigos formed.

Furthermore, the provinces ( satrapies ) of the empire were reorganized . The list given here is based on the so-called "Triparadeisos list" of the historian Arrian ( Tà metà Aléxandron FGrHist 156 F9 §§34–38). Lieutenants marked with an asterisk * have already been confirmed in their provinces in the Babylonian Empire.

Governor (satrap) province
Antipater * Macedonia and Illyria
Lysimachus * Thrace
Antigonos Monophthalmos * Phrygia , Lycaonia , Lycia , Pisidia and Pamphylia
Asandros * Caria
Arrhidaios Kleinphrygien ("Hellespontisches Phrygien")
Clitus the White Lydia
Nikanor Cappadocia
Ptolemy * Egypt
Laomedon * Syria
Philoxenus Cilicia
Orontes  ? Armenia
Seleucus Babylon
Amphimachus Mesopotamia and Arbelitis
Antigen Susia
Peithon Large media ("lower media")
Atropates * Small media ("upper media" or "atropatene")
Peukestas * Persis
Philip * Parthia
Stasanor Bactria and Sogdia
Stasandros Areia and Drangiana
Tlepolemos * Carmania
Sibyrtios * Arachosia and Gedrosia
Oxyartes * Gandhara and Paropamisads
Eudemos *, Taxiles * and Poros Punjab ("Upper India")
Peithon * Indus Delta ("lower India")

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