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 | | Hasdrubal is known for his political opposition to the Carthaginian aristocracy and for the unusually wide support that he enjoyed from the city's ordinary citizens. | | | Sophonisba had been used by her father as a political pawn in his attempts to win the support of the Numidian chieftains, Masinissa and Syphax. | | | He arrived in 210 and in a daring attack seized the key Carthaginian base at New Carthage (modern-day Cartagena). |
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| | The History of Rome, Vol. III |
| | Before he had received definite tidings of this defeat, Hasdrubal had crossed the Ebro with 8000 infantry and 1000 cavalry, hoping to encounter the Romans as soon as they landed, but after hearing of the disaster at Cissis and the capture of the camp, he turned his route to the sea. | | | The enemy lost 6000; 2000, including those who were guarding the camp, were made prisoners; the camp itself was carried and the general with some of his chiefs was taken; Cissis, a town near the camp, was successfully attacked. | | | There I should have had my brother to share my plans and dangers; I should have had Hasdrubal rather than Hannibal as my foe, and undoubtedly a less serious war on my hands. |
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| | Hasdrubal |
| | The Romans felt offended by what they considered to be a violation of the treaty, and demanded that the Carthaginian government would hand over the man who they thought was responsible. | | | Unfortunately, the troops could not be used in Iberia either. | | | However, Hasdrubal was unable to use his victory. |
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| | Hannibal, then escapes north to confront Hannibal's brother Hasdrubal, who has invaded Italy Battle of the Metaurus - Hasdrubal is defeated and killed by Nero's Roman... | | | As a result, Hasdrubal crosses the Pyrenees with his troops into Transalpine... | | | This prevented Hasdrubal from sending his brother any aid and also... |
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| | Hasdrubal knew this would spare him many hardships, possibly even death, but the pill was still a sour one. | | | Best they continue to think their mission was to pacify northern Spain. | | | Hasdrubal sat his horse at Hannibal’s side as before them over a hundred thousand men now formed into marching order. |
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| | Hasdrubal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The son-in-law of Hamilcar Barca, who followed the latter in his campaign against the governing aristocracy at Carthage at the close of the First Punic War, and in his subsequent career of conquest in Spain. | | | Hasdrubal himself fell in the fight; his head was cut off and thrown into Hannibal's camp as a sign of his utter defeat. | | | Hasdrubal was the name of several Carthaginian generals, among whom the following are the most important: |
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| | Biographies: Hannibal Barca :: 0 A.D. :: Wildfire Games |
| | In 221 B.C. Hasdrubal was assassinated and the Carthaginian army immediately declared the 26 year-old Hannibal as their commander-in-chief, the Carthaginian government soon confirmed his position and Hannibal set out to do things his way in Iberia. | | | In 229 B.C. Hamilcar died in battle with the Iberians, he chose his son-in-law, Hasdrubal the Fair as his successor. | | | From Capua Hannibal dispatched his brother Mago Barca to Carthage with news of his victories and hundreds of gold rings as proof of it. |
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| | Spain - 211 BC |
| | Gnaeus had well over double Hasdrubal Barca's numbers, while Publius hoped to confront Mago's 10,000 troops with his 25,000. | | | Though heavily outnumbered, Hasdrubal Barca held his ground. | | | Having a number of Celt-Iberians in his own army, it was a simple matter for Hasdrubal to arrange a series of secret meetings with the mercenary leaders. |
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| | LA GUERRE D'ESPAGNE |
| | Nero, the consul who had been told to detain Hannibal, leaving a thin line of troops behind him to this end, had hastened to join the other consul Livius and together they were to bar the way of Hasdrubal II. | | | But Hasdrubal II lost time in besieging Plaisance and all the messages he sent to his elder brother in Ombria to fix a meeting place, were intercepted. | | | Back at camp, Nero had the head of Hasdrubal thrown in front of the Carthaginian sentry posts. |
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| | Scipio Africanus - A Military Biographical Sketch |
| | S.A. was tempted to pursue the fleeing Hasdrubal, since a junction of the Barca brothers in Italy would surely have spelled catastrophe, with so many of Rome's crack troops in Spain. | | | Hannibal learned of his brother's death when Hasdrubal's head was thrown into his camp. | | | Hasdrubal abandoned his doomed skirmishers and moved off with his elephants, war booty, funds and elephants. |
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| | Hasdrubal, son of Gesco |
| | There are reports that Hasdrubal was convicted and forced to commit suicide, but they are unreliable. | | | His father Gesco had been a war hero of the First Punic War (264-241), in which the Carthaginians had lost Sicily. | | | Unexpectedly, the Roman commander Publius Cornelius Scipio, the son of the man who had been killed in 211, captured the Carthaginian capital in Iberia, New Carthage (modern Cartagena). |
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| | Scipio was aware that he could not attempt to face Hasdrubal on land, who was moving north from Carthage with a strong army. Hasdrubal also had a fleet; he had added 10 ships to the 30 left behind by Hannibal. | | | Hasdrubal's army had camped without apprehension and the fleet's vessels had been brought ashore in dispersed order on several beaches when two cruisers from | | | a man name Hamlicar Barca had a wife a few months later they had a child and they name him Hannibal Barca. |
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| | After some time, Hannibal's troops had become like a state without land, drifting around, always looking for new alliances and weak points in the Roman defence, never finding it. | | | Until 218 he was second to his brother in Spain, but when this set out for his campaign towards Italy, Hasdrubal became commander in chief. | | | His other son, HYPERLINK "hasdrub2.htm"Hasdrubal Barca, also became a noted general. |
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| | The Life of Hannibal Barca |
| | Gnaeus Scipio, as already observed, had been left in Spain to oppose Hasdrubal. | | | accompanies his father, Hamilcar Barca, and his brothers and brother-in-law on the Carthaginian expedition | | | Command in Spain Hasdrubal (Hamilcar Barca's son-in-law) - is assassinated and Hannibal, the youngest son of Hamilcar Barca is elected by the troops to lead them. |
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| | Rome vs. Carthage: The Day the World Trembled |
| | He had no idea whether Hannibal had been beaten or not, but he knew both consuls faced him. | | | The ancient historians say he was deliberately led astray by his guides, but this is absurd. | | | It has been claimed that he groaned aloud that he recognized his country's destiny in Hasdrubal's lifeless countenance. |
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| | The Punic Wars |
| | Indeed, there had been fighting in Spain ever since Hannibal left there, and the campaigns were tough and hard- fought. | | | But Hasdrubal was forced to battle at the Metaurus River, and the Romans won a resounding victory there. | | | He fought his way down the Italian peninsula. |
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| | The 2d Punic War (218 BC) (DBA Campaign Scenario) |
| | He was met and soundly defeated at the river Metaurus, which left Hannibal without hope of further reenforcement. | | | When Hasdrubal was assassinated in 221 AD, Hannibal Barca, the son of Hamilcar, was elected his successor. | | | Hannibal embarked as much of his army as he could and returned to defend Carthage. |
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| | - Hasdrubal tried bringing him reinforcements but failed and he was assassinated. | | | -Hamilcar died and handed over job of general of the Carthaginian army to his step son Hasdrubal. | | | - Hannibal's father was Hamilcar Barca a great general of the Carthaginian army. |
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| | Hasdrubal survived and retreated with the remains of his army unopposed, Scipio having decided that to follow would have been far to risky. | | | Hannibal left Spain under command of his brother Hasdrubal Gisco (Not to be confused with his dead brother in law, Hasdrubal), and marched his army across the Ebro and into southern Gaul. | | | Hasdrubal met up with Mago, another of Hannibal's brothers, and took command of his army, which he marched through the Pyrenees and into Gaul in preparation for an attack on Italy. |
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| | HighBeam Research: Library Search: Results |
| | Hasdrubal solicited the support of the Gauls, but... | | | Hannibal had constructed were found by Hasdrubal still in existence, and materially favored... | | | capture by the Romans of despatches from Hasdrubal disclosed his plans, and Nero at once... |
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| | Hamilcar Barca |
| | His three sons, Hannibal, Hasdrubal Barca, and Mago Barca, inherited his hatred of Rome. | | | Despite a long-running feud with his political rival Hanno the Great, Hamilcar masterminded the Barcid domination of Carthaginian foreign policy through a marriage alliance with Hasdrubal and successes in Africa and Spain. | | | He then campaigned in Spain until his death, substantially enlarging and enriching the Carthaginian Empire. |
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| | Hasdrubal - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Hasdrubal |
| | Hasdrubal was murdered by a slave whose master he had put to death. | | | He succeeded to the command of the Carthaginian forces in Spain on the death of his father-in-law Hamilcar Barca 229 | | | Hasdrubal founded Carthago Nova (New Carthage, modern Cartagena), and in 226 concluded with Rome a treaty which established the River Iberus (Ebro) as the boundary between Roman (in the north) and Carthaginian (in the south) spheres of influence in Spain. |
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| | HASDRUBAL, the name of several distinguished Carthaginian generals, of whom the most noted were (1), the son of HAMILCAR BARCA (q. |
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| | But as Hannibal set out for his campaign towards Italy, Hasdrubal became commander in chief. | | | Hasdrubal was son of Hamilcar and brother of Hannibal. | | | Due to the failure of Hasdrubal, Hannibal did not get the aid he needed, and his forces grew gradually weaker, while the Roman forces grew stronger day by day. |
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| | Hasdrubal Barca ; it seems appropriate that any piece that includes the Barc or the BarcRider in its composition should be named after some member of the Barca family. | | | The land where Hamilcar and Hasdrubal and Hannibal met so many successes is today the land where Amontillado is made. | | | Notice that the BarcRider part of the Hasdrubal is not a Halfling. |
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| | Eventually, however, under the leadership of Hamilcar Barca, his son Hannibal, and his son-in-law Hasdrubal, Carthage acquired a new base in Spain, whence they could renew the war against Rome. | | | Hasdrubal marched down the peninsula to join Hannibal for an assault on Rome. | | | In the years after the First Punic War, Rome wrested Corsica and Sardinia from Carthage and forced Carthaginians to pay an even greater indemnity than the payment exacted immediately following the war. |
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| | BG Group reaches agreement with the Tunisian Government on the Barca Power Project and related upstream investments |
| | BG has also reached agreement with the Tunisian Government on the renewal of its Ulysse permit, which may contain a southerly extension of the Miskar field as well as other gas prospects which require further definition. | | | BG is working on a development plan for these reserves which would result in further investments in the Miskar field. | | | A programme of seismic and drilling work has been agreed. |
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| | BlowSearch.com - Searches fast as the wind! |
| | Tony Barca Home Page featuring his album Makana with the Cyclone Rangers. | | | The Barca squad suffered their first pre-season injury on Friday when Santi Ezquerro pulled a leg muscle in training which means he'll have to wait to make his debut with the team. | | | Located on Capitol Hill, Barca has been a destination nightspot since its inception in 2000. |
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| | Phoenicia, Phoenicians & Punic: Famous Carthaginians |
| | leader with Carthalo the Boetarch of the democratic party some years after Hannibal departure while Hasdrubal the Kid was leader of the pro-Numidian party and Hanno the Rab that of the pro-Romans | | | Though never determinant he covered for a while the Sicilian invasion and then deliverd to Hannibal the only support ever directed to Italy before Hasdrubal Barka in 207 BC. | | | Certainly a capable commander we can guess he was close to Hamilkar and was probably father to Hasdrubal Gisgo who lost at. |
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| | HISTORY'S BATTLES - ANIMATED |
| | This is the most famous of the three wars due, primarily, to the exploits of Hannibal Barca of Carthage. | | | His attempt to withdraw from the Romans is thwarted by his inability to find a crossing point on the Metaurus River. | | | After capturing New Carthage and defeating Hasdrubal Barca at Baecula, the only remaining Carthaginian force left is Hasdrubal Gisgo. |
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| | According to Polybius and Livy, the main Latin sources for his life, Hannibal was taken to Spain by his father and at an early age was made to swear eternal hostility to Rome. | | | Leaving his brother Hasdrubal in command of a considerable army for the defense of Spain and North Africa, he crossed the Ebro in April or May of 218 and marched into the Pyrenees (the Romans, shortly before they heard of this, decided on war). | | | His last hope of making a recovery in central Italy thus dashed, Hannibal concentrated his forces in Bruttium, where with the help of his remaining allies he was able to resist Roman pressure for four more years. |
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| | Hasdrubal Barca - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Hasdrubal Barca |
| | This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. | | | He remained in command in Spain when Hannibal invaded Italy during the Second Punic War and, after fighting there against Scipio until 208, marched to Hannibal's relief. |
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| | Hasdrubal is killed and Hannibal flees south again. | | | This allowed them to make use of their excellent infanry in naval engagements. | | | Hannibal manages to sneak his army out of Italy and arrives to the defend of Carthage. |
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| | The Case of Tunisia |
| | Twenty years later, Rome renews hostility against Carthage for the possession of Spain, where the Barca had started to rebuild a new powerful empire. | | | Sifax against Massinissa contended the throne of Numidia, while both of them were in love with the beautiful Sophonisbe, daughter of Hasdrubal son of Gisco, and who committed suicide. | | | Massinissa was decisive in the Roman victory at Zama against Hannibal and took the throne of Numidia, under the Roman protectorate. |
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| | WHINING BARCA NOT TENDING TO HIS WORK (Wisconsin State Journal) | | | FOOTBALL: EURO SPECIAL CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Celtic's biggest problem tonight will be getting a kick of the ball; Former Barca star Archibald claims Bhoys could be in for pain in Spain.(Sport) (Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)) | | | Two years ago, FC Barcelona, the world's biggest football club, was in big trouble, with spiralling debts, a corrupt board and a woeful team. |
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| | (16) Craignant qu'une fois les esprits portés à la défection, le mal ne s'étendît plus loin, Hasdrubal, dans le silence de la nuit suivante, leva le camp. | | | (14) Le renom de Néron avait suffi pour retenir Hannibal dans son camp; quant à Hasdrubal, qu'était-ce, sinon l'arrivée de Néron, qui l'avait écrasé et fait périr? | | | Elle avait servi de citadelle à Hasdrubal pour faire des expéditions sur les confins des peuples de l'intérieur. |
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| | Hasdrubal subit d’abord des revers : il est chassé du nord de l’Espagne, il échoue devant Sagonte (~ 217), il est contrecarré dans une première tentative de fuite vers l’Italie (~ 216) et, enfin, il est battu à Dertosa, sur l’Èbre, par Cneius Scipion (~ 215). | | | Une ruse de Nero donne la victoire à Rome : Hasdrubal perd son armée et sa vie. | | | Après un échec au siège de Plaisance, et avant de rejoindre Hannibal, il doit engager la bataille près de Sena Gallica, sur le Métaure ; en face de lui se trouvent les deux consuls, Livius Salinator et Claudius Nero. |
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| | As you wander through my house you will discover places that serve as my homebase for certain activities. | | | Hasdrubal -- [ Entrance ] [ Courtyard ] [ Library ] [ Study ] |
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| | Thalasso Tunisie Djerba Hasdrubal Thalassa : nombreuses cures et golf |
| | Thalasso Tunisie Djerba Hasdrubal Thalassa : nombreuses cures et golf | | | L'accompagnement du client par le personnel du centre est particulièrement sérieux et fait l'objet de contrôles réguliers de la part de professionnels de la santé. | | | Piscine extérieure semi-olympique, piscine intérieure chauffée en hiver, bassin pour enfants, un court de tennis en quick type Becker, sports nautiques, salle de musculation, hammam, salle de jeux, salon de bridge, night club, piano bar, boutique d'artisanat, salle de congrès de 200 personnes, service limousine (Mercedès) pour vos transferts et excursions. |
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| | The Hannibal Barca Quiz quiz |
| | "Just a few interesting questions about the great Hannibal Barca." | | | Get cool FunTrivia features and see no ads or popups! |
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| | Tite-Live - Histoire romaine - Livre XXI |
| | [21, 2] Mort d'Hamilcar (229); Hasdrubal le remplace | | | (2) Convaincu qu'il ne fallait pas perdre un moment, de peur que, s'il hésitait, il ne succombât, comme Amilcar, son père, comme Hasdrubal, à quelque coup du sort, il résolut d'attaquer Sagonte. | | | Il lui laisse une armée presque tout africaine; car elle est composée de onze mille huit cent cinquante fantassins venus d'Afrique, de trois cents Liguriens et de cinq cents Baléares. |
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| | Non content de l’élection militaire qui l’avait porté au pouvoir, Hasdrubal convoqua un congrès des principaux chefs ibères et réussit à se faire nommer commandant en chef de toute la nation. | | | Gendre d’Hamilcar Barca, Hasdrubal (ou Asdrubal) avait lié sa fortune à celle de son illustre beau-père. | | | Lorsque celui-ci se noya dans les eaux du Júcar en crue en ~ 229, Hannibal était trop jeune pour succéder à son père et Hasdrubal, commandant en chef de l’armée d’Espagne, fut élu ; en sa qualité d’amiral, il était le second personnage de l’État espagnol. |
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