Who else ever made such an arduous, an almost impossible trek across the Alps with his whole army and even if one did, who did ever stay in enemy territory for 15 years facing a vastly superior army hemming them in on every side but did not lost a single war in all those 15 years? Talk about making the impossible possible. That's Mission Impossible - Hannibal style. Addition: Of course Hannibal then lost the real one - Zama defending Carthage, and so the war. And he thought he was good too - in a apocryphal story, after the war, in discussing generalship with his conqueror Scipio, the latter asked Hannibal who were the greatest generals of all time in order of merit. He answered 'Alexander, Pyrrhus, Hannibal'. (no Scipio there). Scipio said with tongue in cheek: 'And what if I hadn't defeated you?' Hannibal said 'Hannibal would have been first.'
Hannibals empire was pretty big but half of the army died on its way to the enemy
Hasdurbal was the name of one of his brothers.
Her name was Didobal and his fathers name was Hamilcar and he had a brother called Hasdrubal. :D
in the mountains where it was too cold for most of them to survive to be more specific - in the Alps
Leaving Spain Crossing the Rhone Crossing the Alps Arriving in Cisalpine Gaul.
Hannibals empire was pretty big but half of the army died on its way to the enemy
i dont no
in Roman
Hannibals' brother is Hasdrubal.
Not invading Rome when he had the chance.
By superior tactics at the Battle of Zama 202 BCE.
Hasdurbal was the name of one of his brothers.
The elephant on whose back he was riding to cross the alps.
Hannibal's secret weapon was the use of elephants
Hamilcar Barca (born 275bc - died 228bc) he was the Carthaginian General
Her name was Didobal and his fathers name was Hamilcar and he had a brother called Hasdrubal. :D
in the mountains where it was too cold for most of them to survive to be more specific - in the Alps