حنبعل في سنواته الأخيرة من مكائد السياسة الى المطاردة في الشرق 195 -183 ق. م

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This study aims to review the last stations in the life of the Carthaginian leader “ Hannibal Barca” (247-183 B.

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), where do we trace the life of this man started next his election to the post of "Shofet" of Carthage in 196 B.

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, and then the beginning of his conflict with the Party of the Carthaginians Aristocracy, which hatched his in order to set him up in Roman hands, and then fled eastward at various stations, including sailing towards the Phoenician city of “Tyr”, from there to “Antioch”, and then to “Ephesus”, where he was a military adviser to Antiochus III, king of the Seleucids, in his war against the Romans ( 192-188 B.

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) to take control of Asia Minor and Greece, and after the latter's defeat in 188 B.

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, Hannibal withdrew to the kingdom of ancient Armenia and then to the Kingdom of Bethinia under its king Pursias I, who helped him in His war against Eumène II king of Bergamon, and in the face of pressure from the Roman delegation to extradite him, he preferred to die by suicide in 183 B.

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