Africa War of succession

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alexander s diadochi battled political legacy 46 years.



ancient egyptian wars of succession

during second dynasty, fourth (2649 bce) , fifth (2513 , 2345 bce)
during seventh , eighth dynasties (2184–2164 bce)
between seti ii , amenmesse (1204–1198 bce) after death of pharaoh merneptah


wars of diadochi or wars of alexander s successors (323–277 bce), after death of king alexander great of macedon
ptolemaic civil war (132–124 bce), between cleopatra ii , ptolemy viii physcon on rightful succession of ptolemy vi philometor
numidian war of succession (118–112 bce), after death of king micipsa of numidia; spilled on roman–numidian jugurthine war (112–106 bce)
almohad war of succession (1224–12??), after death of caliph yusuf al-mustansir of almohad caliphate
moroccan war of succession (1574–1578), after death of sultan abdallah al-ghalib of saadi dynasty
moroccan war of succession (17th century)
revolutions of tunis or muradid war of succession (1675–1705), after death of bey murad ii of tunis
zulu war of succession (1839–1840), between brothers dingane , mpande after battle of blood river
ethiopian coup d état of 1928 , gugsa wale s rebellion (1930), (future) succession of empress zewditu of ethiopian empire haile selassie




^ gillespie (2013), p. 114–115.
^ mikaberidze (2011), p. 89–90.
^ mikaberidze (2011), p. xv.
^ jaques (2007) p. 631.






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