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The 17 pages that link to Battle of Ipsus, each with the reason it gives.

• Hellenistic periodBroader topic: Its outcome helped settle the division of Alexander’s empire among successor kingdoms.

• Wars of the DiadochiBroader topic: Its outcome broke Antigonus’s bid to reunite Alexander’s empire.

• Seleucus I NicatorBroader topic: Victory at Ipsus secured Seleucus’s control over much of the eastern territories.

• Antigonid dynastyBroader topic: Antigonus’s defeat ended his effort to reunite Alexander’s empire but preserved his heirs’ dynastic claim.

• Ptolemy I SoterBroader topic: Its outcome confirmed Ptolemy’s control of Egypt while reshaping power among Alexander’s successors.

• Antigonus I MonophthalmusBroader topic: Antigonus was killed there, ending his bid to rule Alexander’s empire.

• Hellenistic warfareBroader topic: Its elephants and cavalry helped decide a struggle among Alexander’s successors.

• DiadochiBroader topic: Its outcome ended Antigonus’s attempt to dominate the empire and accelerated its partition.

• Hellenistic armyBroader topic: Its large forces and extensive use of elephants illustrate the scale of the Diadochi armies.

• Demetrius I PoliorcetesBroader topic: The defeat destroyed Antigonus’s bid to reunite Alexander’s empire and reversed Demetrius’s fortunes.

• Hellenistic kingdomBroader topic: Its outcome helped establish the territorial balance among the successor kingdoms.

• CassanderBroader topic: Cassander’s forces joined the coalition whose victory removed his strongest rival.