Second Punic War- Every Week (219-202 BCE)

Please note that some information may be inaccurate due to the lack of precise information.
The Second Punic War is often called the Ancient World's World War 2, and that is an understatement, the conflict was centered around the two major powers of the region: the Carthaginian Empire, and the Roman Republic, but the conflict spread across the entire Mediterranean, from Iberia to the edge of Turkey, see how this conflict plays out in one of the most detailed videos of this conflict yet!
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Carthage Intro - Rome: Total War
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[@jackmarrowmapping1176]

When the alps start speaking Elephant

[@wildcard9010]

When the salt starts speaking Latin

[@Proxuius]

@@wildcard9010 cannea

[@francisdoyle6199]

Hmmmmm

[@dimonivanovich1095]

@@wildcard9010 When the rome start speaking barbarian

[@sebjay0009]

@@dimonivanovich1095wo wo wo to soon

[@youshouldknow5481]

The second Punic war reminds me of the Second World War in terms of the Carthaginians almost winning but then getting wiped out by the end of the war, with the Macedonians being similar to the Japanese in that they were marginally allies with the Carthaginians but could never fully coordinate a planned attack. The first public war is somewhat like the First World War in that it was a stalemate for most of the war and by the end it was essentially a ceasefire for a greater upcoming conflict.

[@duduchannel6729]

Yeah but the germans weren't almost winning in any year of the war

[@cg123ize]

@@duduchannel6729 i disagree 1940-1942 was a high point for the axis powers when they were (with the exception of britain and Moscow) clearly dominating Europe

[@duduchannel6729]

@@cg123ize Not really, they only attacked weaker nations and took France by surprise, they lost the battle of Britain, their military code (Enigma) was encrypted at the beginning of the war and they didn't reached Arkhangelsk (original objective of the operation Barbarossa) if that is dominating Europe...

[@fkfc6040]

@@duduchannel6729 nah stfu Germany rules

[@Ethan-cz8xq]

@@duduchannel6729 Well, the comparison will never be perfect, they are different wars after all.

[@Koopinator]

"Aut viam inveniam aut faciam." "I will either find a way, or make one." -Hannibal

[@Vmac1394]

"Vincere scis, Hannibal; victoria uti nescis." "You, Hannibal, know how to gain a victory; you do not know how to use it." -Maharbal

[@Themarch001]

​@@Vmac1394Its not that he didn't know how to exploit it, he just didn't have nearly enough resources bc Carthage refused to give him.

[@yanxishan6575]

Amazing work! This is the first time this conflict has been mapped in any detail.

[@HurricaneHunter03]

Heh, thanks man!

[@solaaace1453]

I’m going to say that THIS was THE greatest comeback in all of history.

[@HurricaneHunter03]

Ey, thanks!

[@TheHunterOfYharnam]

better than the greeks kicking the persians twice and then conquering them in a third war all the way to india?

[@Ethan-cz8xq]

@@TheHunterOfYharnam Well, that wouldn't be a comeback, that was the equivalent of Persia walking into a hornet nest

[@TheHunterOfYharnam]

@@Ethan-cz8xq how is it not a comeback? persia attacked twice got destroyed twice and then once greece unified it conquered the largest and most powerful state that had ever existed until that time

[@paolobignardi2131]

@@TheHunterOfYharnam It's not a comeback, the Persian Wars happened 150 years before Alexander

[@dawgpad]

The Boii Tribe were the true victors of this war. :P Edit: BOOOOOOOIIIIII!

[@HurricaneHunter03]

xD

[@cristhianramirez6939]

Kratos: did someone said Boi?

[@aksaraylicelali]

Carthage will won if ; 1) they had Corsica and Sadinia lost at Mercenary revolt 2) Mago waited Hasdrubal's reinforcements at İberia 3) Hasdrubal won Metaurus and Joined Hannibal with siege weapons ( if Hannibal's problem is this ) 4) Scipio Africanus killed in Ticinus 5) Macedonia defeated Roman's Epirus Garrison ( which is low possibility but happens somehow )

[@dudemanthedude]

If they had Corsica and Sardinia en the 2nd Punic War the war doesn't happen. The reason why the 2nd Punic War happened is because during the Mercenary War the romans annexed Corsica and Sardinia.

[@wilcowen]

​@@dudemanthedudethe war happened because Hannibal besieged saguntum

[@carljohnson9357]

​@@wilcowenHe sieged Saguntum because Carthage was compensating for losing Sardinia and Corsica by expanding into Spain.

[@novazephyrose6490]

I'm rooting for the Boii tribe here! they're the true champions

[@originalhistory4446]

I cannot tell you how much I love the music you chose for this video. Great job!

[@spacexfan1281]

I like how Romans struggled 2 times, lost their whole armies, and then PUSH IT TO THE LIMIT

[@TheGilliams]

Pretty epic! Nice job.

[@HurricaneHunter03]

Thanks!

[@swaminathanbalakrishnan5182]

Brilliant Job, just a few mistakes though. The intro text has some spelling mistakes, and the Carthaginian campaign in southern sicily (215-211 BC) is not shown. Great video!

[@alfatejpblind6498]

A true testament to the glory of Rome and a society so perfectly combining extreme collectivism with great individualism. Nothing will ever come close ever again.

[@PM1871]

Nice job! Though it might be a good idea to change the title to Every Week, as that is the unit used. Just a suggestion.

[@HurricaneHunter03]

Opps, thanks for the notice.

[@pietrosal9629]

As someone who supports Rome I got to say Hannibal was such a General

[@Clobik]

Great video!

[@adelahsan7432]

good job! carthago delenda est PS: that music is bad ass

[@a.h.tvideomapping4293]

“Fuk u alps I’m going to the Roman Republic in W I N T E R” - Hannibal probably

[@BrianLyons315]

Oversimplified uploaded a video on the second Punic War.

[@smeech]

Nice video!

[@torodensson1331]

Thomas had never seen such a mess.

[@SuperRAPIT]

After this video, i really cannot wait for another Oversimplied video about punic wars.

[@Cuba1721]

Scipione likes this video

[@Proxuius]

so does hannibal at the start

[@VietnameseBoii]

Do the Third Punic War every week

[@ShouldOfStudiedForTheTest]

So after crossing the Alps were Hannibalian forces still in Italy (because colour code)? Did they fight? I am slightly confused as why the frontlints didn't change.

[@HurricaneHunter03]

Hannibal basically chose his battles whenever he could and tried to weaken the Romans rather then take Rome itself. But yes, Hannibal did fight.

[@ShouldOfStudiedForTheTest]

@@HurricaneHunter03 So I guess this made it hard to map? Anyways, great video.

[@JoeBidenRealLife]

Great job

[@thathistoryiscoolguy]

If only Fabius or Scipio didn't exist Carthage would have won then

[@fasolasuchustenax1420]

Do you will make video about history of ISIL: Every day?

[@HurricaneHunter03]

Probably at some point, there's a lotta info i would add once i get around to it.

[@affentaktik2810]

Will u cover the diadochi wars?

[@AB-kt6bw]

Everyobody gangster untill our algerian bros turn against us XD Greetings from tunisia ( carthage now)

[@cma30001]

Pretty sure everything in Italy outside of Brutium was captured by the Romans after Hasdrubal was defeated

[@Proxuius]

i dont think so

[@pilladisimo87]

What places are the locations in the boxes at the upper left corner?

[@priyansh_12391]

(i think) new carthage. remember the dancing elephants in oversimplified videos

[@dekab6133]

That's simply great

[@wilcowen6180]

Good video only problem is boii trive and Rome have too similar of colors

[@anto-sk4ce]

What are the two zooms in the up left?

[@thathistoryiscoolguy]

Carthage should have won

[@TheHunterOfYharnam]

rome was playing with cheats those days they should have banned the cheater

[@thathistoryiscoolguy]

@@TheHunterOfYharnam ikr

[@alqamenesh7433]

Salty?

[@bayanasknnshitpostdiyar2424]

Kids: Real WW1 is WW1 Men: Real WW1 is Seven Years War Legends:

[@ddog_2559]

Chad meme: we have a competitor

[@tirigousamir4206]

This map of Hannibal went to occupy the Italian territory Cavalerie Numide who had eyes and shade that made Hannibal invincible in the territories of Italy Roi Syphax Numidia Massæsyles1 Syphax would have been at the head of the Berbers tribus of l'Oranie Roi Gaïa Numidia Massyles 2 Gaïa would have been at the head of the Berbers tribus of l' Kabyles 230 _ 207 av. J.-C. Gaïa 215 _ 203 av. J.-C. Syphax 203- 202 av. J.-C. Vermina 202 - 148 av. J.-C. Massinissa 148 - 118 av. J.-C. Micipsa 148 - 145 av. J.-C. Gulussa 148 - 140 av. J.-C. Mastanabal 118 - 117 av. J.-C. Hiempsal Ier 118 - 112 av. J.-C. Adherbal 118 - 105 av. J.-C. Jugurtha All the tombs of Berber kings in Algeria except one exists in the Tullianum prison… Museum of Rome, Jugurtha 105 - 88 av. J.-C. Gauda 84 - 82 av. J.-C. Hiarbas 88 - 60 av. J.-C. Hiempsal II 60 - 46 av. J.-C. Juba Ier 25 - 23 ap. J.-C. Juba II 17 - 24 ap. J.-C. Tacfarinas

[@ep5019]

BC not BCE

[@jinxzzop7159]

Not everyone is Christian.

[@ep5019]

@@jinxzzop7159 Doesn't matter its still not "common era" its Before Christ And Ano Domini "year of our lord". by the way in the islamic world they use there own dating system, so in the only people to whom this is really common are those in the foot print of the Christian west

[@jinxzzop7159]

@@ep5019 Yes you are right it is not common era yet, however BCE and BC are basically the same. We use BCE to avoid reference to Christianity and for religious neutrality, but still tied to the Christian idea of BC and AD.

[@ep5019]

@@jinxzzop7159 That's pathetic frankly your so much of a fedora waring atheist that you cant countenance the idea of a Christian culture. Thankfully atheist birth-rates are poor so in the long run this common era reddit tier crap will die out in the wake of turbo autist birth rates going brrrrr

[@sausage-x3p]

@@ep5019 Shut up white supremacist KKK member.

[@montisino]

Where's the numidia kingdom ?? 😅

[@zyanego3170]

Modern day Algeria

[@thathistoryiscoolguy]

Don't cover the 3rd one

[@pawebudzynski1451]

No i nie ma rebeliantów!!!

[@dodolulupepe]

OH BOII

[@tirigousamir4206]

You are lying Carthage did not take the land Berbers Numidia Massæsyles1, Numidia Massyles 2 1:06

[@dragonitzgame]

"Carthaginian Empire & Allies"

[@Hannibaldyhiaakseel]

In Tunisia and North Africa, from the Siwa Oasis to the Canary Islands, There is only the Amazigh They are divided into two types: free amazigh of indigenous origins who do not deny their origins, and Arabized amazigh who are ungrateful and ignorant of their origins and love to belong to the Arabs And for others in search of honorable lineage, not knowing that the most honorable lineage for them is their own lineage, the Amazigh, the pure North African, and the Amazigh is the origin and the soul, the enjoyment of Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Libya, and North Africa from the Siwa Oasis To the Canary Islands, genetically, according to the latest scientific research, such as National Geographic content, and the genetic analyzes found on KZbin and Facebook, and culturally, couscous, bronos, qashabia, cordon, bazin, tagine,Harissa, Tanit, and linguistically, the ancient Libyan language is the predecessor of the Amazigh language. The words Tunisia, Africa, Siliana, Sousse, Tataouine, Jendouba, and Tozeur are Amazigh words, and Amazigh is still present in our dialect as a word halluf And Fakroun, Shalghoum, Azarb, Sardouk, Couscous, and Bazin, and historically and culturally, even from the Carthaginians, Amazigh. A video by the American geneticist Spencer Wells, which you found on Tiktok. Rafik Kabia explains to you the genes of the Carthaginians, most of them Authentic local North African genes, meaning Amazigh, meaning indigenous North Africans, because the word amazigh “authentic” in the mother tongue of North Africa old lybians language The predecessor of the now Amazigh language and means a free and noble person, meaning that the Carthaginians are Amazighs, meaning the original Tunisians or Berbers Or the Lobies, there are many names. As for the same thing north African the same genetic culture the mother language,and the Carthaginian they are the amazigh who mixed with the rest of the Mediterranean, including the Phoenicians, the Hawitians, and everyone who came to North Africa, from the Siwa Oasis to the Canary Islands. The great Tamazgha was melted into the Amazigh language because It is our soul in all Cultural dimensions Please correct the history. There are many illogical fallacies It is not reasonable to attribute an entire civilization like Carthage to mere merchants who came from the East

[@JackTheSlayer-ok5eq]

Ok

[@ddog_2559]

*BOII TRIBE*

[@absoluteManiac]

How the fuck you chart that battle every week?

[@mappeurnational8034]

Good job!