Apologies gentlemen, usually I do not go over the scrynet *like a scrying orb, this time line's version of the internet* asking for help, but most connections are down except to this historical discussion site, so I thought you could all give me some unique points of view. I have the basics how about Hannibal's grandson Hasarus was centralizing power and determined to destroy the last of the "old guard" and create a new more efficient bureaucracy. As you all know his Grandfather had secured the entirety of Italy south of the Cannae River *Po River renamed in this time line* and had united the Latin Leauge into the Carthaginian Senate. This coupled with Northern Iberia and Cyrene were loyal to the senate as well as parts of Numidia, while the hinterlands of Carthage , Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, as well as the recently liberated Phonecian Homeland from the Selecuids and Egyptians who had exhausted themselves fighting one another, were all in favour of a more centralized order.
So basically I know it was Cyrene, Italy, Northern Iberia, and Numidia vs Carthage Proper, Southern Iberia, Sicily, Phonecia, and every other Island Fortress of Carthage. What I need help with are detailed accounts of the tactical battles and diplomatic in-fighting within the senate that led to their downfall to Hasarus.
Any help is appreciated!
So basically I know it was Cyrene, Italy, Northern Iberia, and Numidia vs Carthage Proper, Southern Iberia, Sicily, Phonecia, and every other Island Fortress of Carthage. What I need help with are detailed accounts of the tactical battles and diplomatic in-fighting within the senate that led to their downfall to Hasarus.
Any help is appreciated!
