Template:Alexander's Generals

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Alexander's Generals
Phillip II's Generals
The Somatophylakes
(Alexander's bodyguards)
Aristonous (to 323 BC)  · Arybbas (to 332 BC) · Balacrus (to 333 BC) · Demetrius (to 331 BC) · Lysimachus (to 323 BC) · Ptolemy (son of Seleucus) (to 333 BC) · Peithon (to 323 BC) · Hephaestion (to 324 BC) · Menes (to 330 BC) · Leonnatus (to 323 BC) · Perdiccas (to 323BC) · Ptolemy I Soter (to 323BC) · Peucestas (to 323 BC) ·
Satraps at the
partition of Babylon
Satraps at the
partition of Triparadisus
Antipater (Macedon & Greece) · Lysimachus (Thrace) · Arrhidaeus (Hellespontine Phyrgia) · Antigonus (Phyrgia, Lyica & Pamphylia) · Cassander (Caria) · Cleitus (Lydia) · Philoxenus (Cilicia) · Nicanor (Cappadocia & Paphlagonia) · Ptolemy I Soter (Egypt) · Laomedon of Mytilene (Syria) · Peucestas (Persia) · Amphimachus (Mesopotamia) · Peithon (Media) · Tlepolemus (Carmania) · Phillip (Parthia) · Antigenes (Susiana) · Seleucus (Babylonia) · Stasanor (Bactria & Sogdiana) · (Stasander) (Aria & Drangiana) · Sybirtius (Arachosia & Gedrosia)
Cavalry Generals
Infantry Generals
Other/Unknown command
Alcetas · Amphimachius · Amyntas · Arcesilas · Archon of Pella · Asander · Cleitus the White · Cleitus the Black · Nearchus · Nicanor · Peithon · Peucestas · Philip · Philo · Philoxenus · Scythaeus · Sibyrtius · Stasanor · Stasander · Tlepolemus