/daɪˈædəki/ (dy-AD-uh-kee)

Definitions

1. noun

A system of succession to a throne or office, especially in ancient Greece, where the throne was passed down to the nearest relative.

“The historian studied the diadoche of Alexander the Great, tracing the power struggles among his successors.”

2. noun

A process or system of passing something from one person or entity to another, especially in a specific order or hierarchy.

“The company implemented a diadoche for its leadership positions, ensuring a smooth transition of power.”