Hannibal: Africa’s Tactical Genius

Hannibal is a military commander who punishes Carthage, he is said to be one of the greatest military commanders in history, even even a better tactician. Hannibal lived in the friction of the Mediterranean, the Roman Republic dominated the ancient empire of Macedonia, Syracuse and Seychelles. He is a prestigious member of the family in Barcelona, ​​a nobleman known for being a strong opposition in the Republic of Rome. His father, Hamil Karl, was the first commander of the Punjab War, and his brother-in-law was the Haslaball Expo and his brotherly Margo, which supported war diplomacy and Narava's king Narava. (Directing the forces of Hannibal and making decisive promotion) and Hersdruva (to protect the city of Carthage)

Rome now decides to bring war to Carthage. This time, the general who studied Hannibal tactics, Sibbio, led the Roman army to Africa. Carthaginans recruited Hannibal back to Carthage to protect the city Hannibal spent 16 years in Italy, but now his Italian campaign is over. Zama is the only fight in the second Poeni war and there were many elephants. There was a possibility that Hannibal was not the first elephant brought back to Italy, except for Sulus which is a personal elephant of Hannibal, 17 elephants died in the Alps and other elephants died in northern Italy . After his eye invisible, he ran to see the landscape better.

Hannibal crossed the Alps, overcoming climate and difficulty of the terrain and the guerrilla tactics of indigenous people. His exact route is controversial. In Hannibal, 20,000 or 28,000 infantry, 6,000 cavalry and 37 elephants will arrive in Taurini, Piedmont, northern Italy. The Romans did not anticipate such early arrival, their troops were still in their winter 21.32-38 he accidentally entered the peninsula of Italy, invaded Africa and the main intention of Rome I pushed for the end.

Hannibal was born in 247 BC. In North Africa. Polybius and Livy, the history of the Roman period about his life, claimed that Hannibal's father, Carthaginian general Hamilcar Varka, took his son to Spain when he was young . Conquest area). Hamilka died in 229 BC. His in-law son, Hasdrew Barr, inherited the young Hannibal, the Carthaginian officer. In 221 B. Hasdrubal was assassinated and the military unanimously selected 26-year-old Hannibal to command Carthage's Spanish Empire. Hannibal quickly strengthened control of the base at Cartagena (New Cartago) harbor and married Princess Spain.