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Wars of Diadochi
	; The various kingdoms of the Diadochi c. 301 BC
Date	322–281 BC
Location	Macedon, Greece, Thrace, Anatolia, the Levant, Egypt, Babylonia and Persia
Belligerents
322–319BC:; Antipatrid Dynasty Antigonid Dynasty; Ptolemaic Dynasty	322–319BC:; Perdiccas's faction
318–315BC:; Antigonid Dynasty Antipatrid Dynasty Ptolemaic Dynasty Thrace	318–315BC:; Polyperchon's faction Epirus
314–312BC:; Antigonid Dynasty Polyperchon	314–312BC:; Ptolemaic Egypt; Antipatrid Macedon; Thrace; Caria;
311–309BC:; Antigonid Dynasty	311–309BC:; Seleucid Empire
308–301BC:; Antigonid Dynasty	308–301BC:; Ptolemaic Egypt; Antipatrid Macedon; Thrace; Seleucid Empire;
Commanders and leaders
322–320BC:; Antipater Craterus †; Neoptolemus †; Antigonus; Ptolemy	322–320BC:; Perdiccas Antigenes; Seleucus; Peithon; Eumenes
319–315BC:; Antigonus Demitrius; Peithon; Seleucus; Cassander Phillip III ; Ptolemy; Lysimachus	319–315BC:; Polyperchon; Eumenes Peucestas; Eudemus ; Antigenes ; Olympias ; Aeacides of Epirus †
314–312BC:; Antigonus Demitrius; Ptolemy; Aristodemus; Polyperchon	314–312BC:; Ptolemy; Seleucus; Cassander; Lysimachus; Asander;
311–309BC:; Antigonus; Demitrius;	311–309BC:; Seleucus
308–301BC:; Antigonus † Demitrius	308–301BC:; Ptolemy; Cassander; Lysimachus Seleucus

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The Wars of the Diadochi (Ancient Greek: Πόλεμοι τῶν Διαδὀχων, Pólemoi tōn Diadóchōn), or Wars of Alexander's Successors, were a series of conflicts fought between Alexander the Great's generals over the rule of his vast empire after his death. They occurred between 322 and 281 BC.