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Micipsa

Micipsa (Numidian: Mikiwsan; Punic: π€Œπ€Šπ€…β€¬π€Žπ€β€¬, MKWSN; died c. 118 BC) was the eldest legitimate son of Masinissa, the King of Numidia, a Berber kingdom in North Africa. Micipsa became the King of Numidia in 148 BC.

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Succession to the throne

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Born
198 BC Cirta, Kingdom of Numidia
Co-ruler
Mastanabal Β· Gulussa
Died
118 BC (aged about 80) Cirta, Kingdom of Numidia
Dynasty
Massylii
Father
Masinissa
Issue
Hiempsal I Β· Adherbal

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Micipsa

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples60
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Micipsa

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related to Succession to the throne Β· 26
Micipsa β†’ Algeria, BC, BC Masinissa, Carthage, Carthaginians, Cherchell, Cirta, During Micipsa's, Galussa, Gulussa, He, In, Iol, Jugurtha, Masinissa, Mastanabal, Mastanabal's, Numidia, Numidian, Publius Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus
related to Early life Β· 15
Micipsa β†’ As, BC, Carthage, Carthaginian, Gulussa, Hamilcar, In, Masinissa, Micipsa's, Numidian, Numidian War, Oroscopa, Samnite, Third Punic War, This
related to Death Β· 6
Micipsa β†’ Adherbal, BC, Hiempsal, In, Jugurtha, Numidia
Co-ruler Β· 2
Micipsa β†’ Gulussa, Mastanabal
Issue Β· 2
Micipsa β†’ Adherbal, Hiempsal I
Born Β· 1
Micipsa β†’ 198 BC Cirta, Kingdom of Numidia
Died Β· 1
Micipsa β†’ 118 BC (aged about 80) Cirta, Kingdom of Numidia
Dynasty Β· 1
Micipsa β†’ Massylii
Father Β· 1
Micipsa β†’ Masinissa
Numidian Β· 1
Micipsa β†’ Mikiwsan

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bc jugurtha numidian numidia masinissa died mastanabal gulussa kingdom carthage king punic 118 148 adherbal hiempsal war son reign rome

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MicipsaBorn198 BC Cirta, Kingdom of Numidia1.00infobox
MicipsaCo-rulerMastanabal1.00infobox
MicipsaCo-rulerGulussa1.00infobox
MicipsaDied118 BC (aged about 80) Cirta, Kingdom of Numidia1.00infobox
MicipsaDynastyMassylii1.00infobox
MicipsaFatherMasinissa1.00infobox
MicipsaIssueHiempsal I1.00infobox
MicipsaIssueAdherbal1.00infobox
MicipsaNumidianMikiwsan1.00infobox
MicipsaPredecessorMassinissa1.00infobox
MicipsaPunicπ€Œπ€Šπ€…β€¬π€Žπ€ (MKWSN)1.00infobox
MicipsaReign148–118 BC1.00infobox
MicipsaSuccessorHiempsal I Adherbal Jugurtha1.00infobox

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