Meaning: heir to a prominent position.

Successor (Greek: Δ ι? Δ ο ο), specifically referring to the heir of Alexander the Great and his son (? π? γ ονοι) People fell into a series of disputes for the vast territory left by Alexander. The period from Alexander's death in 323 to Pyrrhos's death in 272 was also called the successor era. In addition, this period is also the beginning of the Hellenistic period in ancient Greek history.