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Second Siege of Babylon (310 BC)

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501:. In response Antigonus sent his son Demetrius with 15,000 infantry and 4,000 cavalry to retake the region. In 310 BC, while Seleucus was campaigning in the east, Demetrius arrived at Babylon. Seleucus had left a small force in the city under the command of an admiral and geographer called Patrocles. The defenders launched guerrilla attacks at the young Antigonid's troops, and Patrocles also managed to hold off Demetrius by using the irrigation canals to flood the area. 510:
citadels. Despite this success Antigonus ordered him back to Asia minor. In 309 BC Demetrius marched back west with the majority of his army, but left Archelaus, one of his trusted generals, with 6,000 troops and orders to take the remaining citadel. Meanwhile Seleucus, who had refused to be distracted from his eastern campaign, now returned and started to recover Babylonia.
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Before Demetrius arrived, Patrocles ordered an evacuation of civilians from the city, then he withdrew with his troops into Babylon’s two citadels. Demetrius capturing the city without opposition besieged the citadels. Eventually, Demetrius´s soldiers manage to capture and plunder one of the
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Seleucus, after an extensive campaign against Archelaus, which seemed to have caused widespread devastation, reconquered the satrapy. In the end Archelaus's troops surrendered while Archelaus managed to escape to
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garrison of the city of Babylon under the command of
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Index

Babylon
Antigonid faction
Seleucid faction
Demetrius
Patrocles
Seleucus
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Wars of the Diadochi
First War
Camel's Rampart
Hellespont
Orkynia
Cretopolis
Nora
Second War
Megalopolis
Byzantium
Coprates
Paraitakene
Tegea
Pydna
Gabiene
Third War
Tyre
Caria
Tralles
Kaunus
Iasus

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