Second Punic War

The reason for the second war confession was a controversial issue. Polybius condemned the people of Carthago as having caused war and is a very good explanation of the event that led to war. This caused a very big problem with Polybius. Is he correctly believing whether this was the behavior of the people of Hannibal and Carthagin that caused the war, or there were other potential events that actually led to the Second Poeni War? I think Polybius is considered to be correct in a sense.

When viewing the Second Poeni War, and why Pilybius condemned Hamilcar Barca 's anger for its outbreak, the following factors must be taken into consideration. Second, we must see the reasons for the second Punic war, but is it due to revenge, power wish, or expansion of the Carthage empire? In addition, it is a source of time and is negligible, but not everything is written at that time. In this era, there is only a few ancient sources that began from the era of the Roman Republic. Some historians who wrote the Second World War talked about the events that occurred for centuries before birth, so they relied on other ancient materials we could not obtain It was. Again, this topic is also a controversial issue. Polybius is a historian explaining the events that have led to war and the events that accused Carthagini people inducing war, but it also caused a very big problem we hoped to explore here It was.

"Second Poeni War" or "Hannib War" was one of the three major wars between the Carthage Empire and the Roman Republic. The word Punic comes from the Latin Punicus or Poenicus. This is translated into Carthagian and refers to the Carthaginian lineage of the lineage. The Poeni War is a direct consequence of conflicts of interest between the two major powers and is a direct result of the determination of supremacy in the Mediterranean. In the second conquest war an authoritative conflict over the coastal city Saguntham of Iberia happened. It was protected by Rome. After the city's tension increased, including the assassination of the supporters of Carthage and the suppression of the Cartago Protected Area by Saxtan, Hannibal besieged the city for a long time in 219 B.C. Rome finally demanded the surrender of the Hannibal, after the refusal of the Carthagin, Rome declared a war against Carthage.