Craterus leads by 11.3 pts · 2 figures compared

General · Ancient

General · Ancient
Alexander appointed Craterus to lead 10,000 veteran Macedonian soldiers back to Macedonia. This mission was intended to relieve the veterans and secure Alexander's hold on Greece, but Craterus's departure removed him from the main Asian campaigns.
After Alexander's death, Craterus was appointed regent of Macedonia alongside Antipater. He was tasked with governing the European provinces and maintaining order in the homeland during the Wars of the Diadochi.
Craterus led a force against Eumenes of Cardia at the Hellespont. He was defeated and killed in the battle, becoming the first major Diadochi to fall. His death weakened the anti-Eumenes coalition and elevated Eumenes's reputation.
Ma Su served as a staff officer under Zhuge Liang during the Southern Campaign. He proposed the strategy of winning over the local tribes through persuasion.
Ma Su commanded the Shu vanguard at Jieting against Zhang He. He disobeyed orders by deploying on a hilltop, leading to a disastrous defeat.
Zhuge Liang executed Ma Su for his failure at Jieting, despite their close friendship. This was done to maintain military discipline.
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