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241 BCE
The End of the First Punic war
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237 BCE
Expansion of Carthaginian Iberia
Hamilcar Barca needed to refuel from the first Punic war, so he set to Spain to gather more resources for his empire. -
219 BCE
Hannibal captures Saguntum
Once Hasdrubal the Fair dies, Hannibal goes beyond the border that Rome did not want them to go pass and then they take over Saguntum. -
218 BCE
The start to the Second Punic War.
After Hannibal captures the city of Saguntum, one of Rome's allies, Rome decides to declare war with the Carthaginians -
218 BCE
Hannibal crosses the Alps
Hannibal, after leaving his brother, Hasdrubal Barca, to look after Carthage, set off to cross the Alps, looking to attack the Italian peninsula. -
216 BCE
Roman cities defect to Carthage
The Roman cities in the southern part of the peninsula were starting to support Hannibal and his army. -
204 BCE
Romans invade Africa
The Romans defeat the Carthaginians in the Iberian Peninsula and start to invade Africa. -
201 BCE
Carthage lost the Punic War
After Rome invaded Carthage, Hannibal rushed there to defend his city but failed at doing so. -
149 BCE
The start to the Third Punic War
Rome starts to invade Utica, the city that is not very far from the city of Carthage -
149 BCE
Hasdrubal gets spared
Hasdrubal is sentenced out of death row to help the Carthaginians try to defend their city. -
148 BCE
The city wall gets breached
Rome breaches through the wall protecting the city of Carthage. -
146 BCE
Rome destroys Carthage
The Romans enter the city and go on a rampage, committing arson everywhere they went, causing the city to be burnt to the ground. -
146 BCE
The end of the Third Punic War
After the Romans burn Carthage to the ground, they take all of the remaining territory and claim it as their own.