Following this battle, Demetrius, the son of the losing commander, established himself as ruler of Macedonia.
The capture of cities like Ephesos and Sardis by Prepelaus occurred during the campaign leading to this battle. One kingdom participating in this battle was raided by a kingdom to the south as far north as Sidon, an action that was broken off due to rumors that this battle had already occurred. After this battle, the population of the loser's capital, a city named after him, was removed to Antioch. The deciding maneuver in this battle was the separation of the loser's cavalry from their main force by Seleucus' (*) elephants. Following this battle, Demetrius, the son of the losing commander, established himself as ruler of Macedonia. For 10 points, what was this 301 BCE battle that saw Seleucus I, Cassander, and Lysimachus ally against Antigonus I Monophthalamos, which ended Antigonid rule in Asia and any hope of reviving Alexander's empire?
The capture of cities like Ephesos and Sardis by Prepelaus occurred during the campaign leading to this battle.
Battle of Ipsus