Historical chronology
Hellenistic historical chronology
In 321 BC, Perdiccas is killed during his failed Egyptian campaign. The settlement at Triparadisus redistributes the commands, and Seleucus receives Babylon.
Creation year 3602 · overlaps Nisan years 1155–1156 · Working Gregorian conversion 322/321 BC · Alexander’s successors
In 321 BC, Perdiccas is killed during his failed Egyptian campaign. The settlement at Triparadisus redistributes the commands, and Seleucus receives Babylon.
Historical chronology
In 321 BC, Perdiccas is killed during his failed Egyptian campaign. The settlement at Triparadisus redistributes the commands, and Seleucus receives Babylon.
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