Carthage And The Punic Wars

Carthagin was a trading place originally established in 814 BC. Carthage was founded in the African peninsula by the Phoenician Princess Elissa Dido spreading in the Mediterranean Sea. According to the legend, Elyssa_Dido killed her husband and ran away from King Tire Marion, Tire King. That position benefited from the vast market of the transaction and developed rapidly. It has a warehouse that stores raw materials and finished metal products that were originally used and manufactured by Phoenicians.

Carthaginans are rivals between Greek and Romans. Carthago and the Punjab War, and the Three Wars with Rome: The First Poeni War (264-241 BC) Beyond Sicily, the Second Ponie War (218 - 201 BC) Hannibal invaded Europe and the third Next Poeni War (149-146 BC). Carthagin lost the first two wars and the third war was destroyed and became the state of Rome in Africa. And the Nanbiaan Berber kingdom assisted Rome. Major agricultural suppliers in Africa in Rome have become major agricultural suppliers of the Roman Empire wheat, olive and olive oil due to excessive taxation. After the 2nd century, Rome placed Uweudia and Moeretania Berber kingdom under its authority. In 420 AD, destroyers invaded North Africa and Rome lost their territory. The Berber Kingdom has since regained independence

Remember: Between 264 BC and AD 146, the Romans and their rival Cartago carried out a series of three wars. These wars are collectively called the Poeni war. The first Poeni war was owned by Sicily. Before the Romans finally won, it was extended for 24 years. Rome became Sicily and Carthage paid a huge fine. The second concealed war was a threat to the power of Rome. Carthagin began to colonize Spain and Rome declared war. General Carthagh Hannibal marched his army from Spain to Italy and wasted in the Italian countryside for 16 years. Rome won the war under the guidance of Scipio Africanus and brought it to Africa. Rome dominated the western Mediterranean, Carthagin lost almost all of its territory, and received another fine. The 3 rd Poeni war ended Carthage. After the siege of three years, Rome incinerated Carthage.