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800 BC
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Carthage founded by Phoenician colonists
300 BC
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The Carthaginian Empire streches across north Africa, the Belearic Islands, Sardinia, Corsica, and most of Scicily.
265 BC - 241 BC
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264 BC
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A dispute erupts in the Sicilian city of Messana. Scicilians on one side call for the help of Carthage. The other side gains support of Rome. First Punic War begins
262 BC
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262 Rome gains control of most of Sicily after laying siege to Agrigentum.
260 BC
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As the Romans were inexperienced at naval warfare, they were defeated in the Lipara Islands. At the Battle of Mylae the Romans gained a victory by outfitting their ships with hinged planks. This allowed them to make use of their excellent infanry in naval engagements.
256 BC
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Naval Battle of Cape Economus- Roman force lead by M.Atilius Regulus and L.Manlius defeat Carthaginians lead by Hamilcar Barca. Roman army invades Africa.
255 BC
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Battle of Tunes- Romans in Africa defeated.
254 BC
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Carthaginian Army returns to Sicily
251 BC
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Battle of Panormus- Roman victory
249 BC
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Battle of Drepanum- Carthaginian victory on land and sea.
247 BC - 242 BC
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Romans continue attacks on Sicily repulsed by Hamilcar.
242 BC
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Lilybaeum and Drepanum captured by the Romans
241 BC
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Battle of Aegates Islands- Carthaginian fleet defeated. The peace treaty forces Carthage to give up Sicily and to pay retribution money to Rome.
238 BC
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Carthage loses Sardinia to the Romans
225 BC - 222 BC
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The Gauls, having invaded italy as allies of Carthage, are pushed out by the Romans.
220 BC
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Corsica is taken by the Romans.
219 BC
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Hannibal, Hamilcar's son, lays siege to the Spanish city of Saguntum. The city was a greek colony allied to Rome. This sparks the Second Punic War. Legions are sent to deal with Hannibal, but the Carthaginians escape.
219 BC - 202 BC
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218 BC
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Hannibal leads an army over the Pyrenees and the Alps into Italy. He brought 34 elephants with him, but only 7 survived the journey through the mountains.
November: Battle of Ticinus- Romans lead by consul Scipio defeated.
December: Battle of Trebia- Hannibal defeats Ti.Sempronius Longus and his Romans
217 BC
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April: Battle of Lake Trasimene- Carthaginians soundly beat the army of consul, C.Flaminius. Summer: Battle of Geronium- A draw.
216 BC
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August: The Battle of Cannae- Although being vastly superoior in numbers, the Romans under C. Terentius Varro suffer a terrible defeat. Roman city of Capua defects.
Battle of Nola- Hannibal repulsed.
215 BC
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Second Battle of Nola. Hannibal is pushed back again.
215 BC - 205 BC
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Macedonia becomes allied with Carthage. First Macedonian War begins.
214 BC
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Third Battle of Nora results in a stalemate.
213 BC - 211 BC
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M.Claudius Marcellus Roman legions lay siege to Syracuse and is victorious
212 BC
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Hannibal takes Tarentum, the largest port in Italy. Capua is put under siege by the Romans. At the battles of Capua and Herdonia the Paetorian amries are defeated.
211 BC
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Carthaginian forces defeat two roman armies, thus gaining control of all of Spain south of the Ebro. Hanibal marches on Rome without much sffect. In italy, Capua is retaken by the Romans
210 BC
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Battle of Herdonia- Hannibal destroys two Roman consular armies (roughly 3 legions each) At the Battle of Numistro the Romans are defeated again.
209 BC
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In Spain, Scipio Africanus captures new Carthage. Roman forces under M.Claudius Marcellus are defeated by Hannibal. Raerntum is retaken by Rome.
208 BC
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Hannibal's younger brother, Hasdrubal Barca is defeated by Scipio at the battle of Baecula.
207 BC
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Hasdrubal Barca crosses the Alps into Italy. Hannibal marches north to meet him. Before they could join, Hasdrubal's army is stopped at the Metaurus River and is defeated by the romans under M.Livius Salinator and C.Claudius Nero. Hasdrubal is killed and Hannibal flees south again.
206 BC
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Battle of Ilipa- Scipio Africanus defeats the Carthaginians commanded by Mago Barca and Hasdrubal Gisgo in Spain.
204 BC
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P.Cornelius Scipio Africanus lands troops in Africa.
203 BC
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Battle of the Great Palins- Two Carthaginian armies under Syphax (a Numidian) and Hasdrubal Gisgo are defeated. Hannibal manages to sneak his army out of Italy and arrives to the defend of Carthage.
202 BC
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Battle of Zama-After a failed elephant charge, Hannibal's army is completely defeated. Carthage surrenders. Rome requires the Carthaginians to give up Spain, the islands, North Africa, her navy, and her army.
149 BC
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Carthage had recovered economically from the penalties placed on her. Jealous of this, the Roman senate decided that Carthage had broken the reaty and the third Punic War was declared. A descendant of Scipio Africanus, Scipio Aemilianus blockades Carthage.
146 BC
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The walls of Carthage were breached and the starving defenders lead by M. or C. Vetilius were slaughtered. The city was burned to the ground and its civilians were sold into slavery.