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Numidia

Numidia (Latin: Regnum Numidiae) was the ancient Libyan kingdom of the indigenous Numidian Berbers in Northwest Africa during the Hellenistic period. Initially comprising the northern part of what is now Algeria, Numidia expanded into western modern Tunisia and Libya. The polity was originally divided between the Massylii state in the east, with its…

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Capital
Cirta (today Constantine, Algeria)
Common languages
Numidian[c] Latin[d] Greek[e]
Currency
Numidian coin, Carthaginian coinage
Government
Monarchy
Historical era
Antiquity
Official languages
Punic[a][b]

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Numidia

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Avg. degree1.99
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Numidia

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related to Major cities · 52
Numidia → Altiburos, Berbers, Bulla Regia, Calama, Camarata, Capitals, Capsa, Castellum, Cirta, Cities, Cunugu, Dougga, Gabriel Camps, Gadiaufala, Gales, Hippo Regius, Icosium, Iol, Lares, Leptis Magna
related to Divided kingdom · 43
Numidia → Africa, After, After Gauda’s, Around, BC, Berber, Bocchus, Bocchus II, Bogud, Bulla Regia, During, Fluent, Gauda, Gnaeus Pompey, Hiarbas, Hiarbas’s, Hiempsal, Hiempsal II, Iol, Italians
related to Architecture · 37
Numidia → All, Architecture, BC, Beni Rhenane, Berber, Carthage’s, Carthaginian, Cirta, Djerba, Doric, Dougga, Egyptian-style, Hellenistic, Henchur Burgu, Historian Gabirel Camps, Kbor Klib, Khroub, Maktar, Massinissa, Mauretania
related to War with Rome · 33
Numidia → Adherbal, Adherbal’s, As, Aulus, BC, Before, Bocchus, Cirta, Consul Metellus, Determined, Gulussa, Hiempsal, However, Italians, Jugurtha, Jugurtha’s, Later, Massiva, Mauri, Metellus
related to Royal Divinity and Ancestor Cult · 31
Numidia → African, Ancestor, Asiatic, Augilae, Berber, Cyrenaica, Great Sun, Gulussa, He, Hiempsal, Juba, Kbor Klib, Kings, Masinissa, Massinissa, Micipsa, Monumental, Moon, Numidian, Publius Cornelius Scipio
related to Etymology · 29
Numidia → African, Algeria, BC, Carthage, Elder, First Punic War, Greek, He, Herodotus, Historian Gabriel Camps, Latin, Livy, Mulucha, Muluya, Nomades, Nomads, North Africa, Numidae, Numidian, Numidians
related to Numidian Apogee · 29
Numidia → Athens, Bithynia, Capitol, Carthaginian, Delos, Dubious, During, Greece, Greek-dominated Hellenistic, Greek-style, Hellenistic, In, Macedonian, Macedonian Wars, Masinissa, Masinissa's, Mediterranean, Micipsa, Nicomedes II, Panathenaic Games
related to Trade · 26
Numidia → Athens, BC, Carthage, Cirta, Delos, During, East, Grain, Greek, Historian Camps, Iberian Peninsula, Ivory, Livy, Massinissa, Massinissa’s, North Africa, Numidian, Polybius, Rhodes, Rhodes Toja
related to War with Carthage · 25
Numidia → According, African, Among, Appian's, BC, Carthage, Carthage’s, Carthalo, Great, Hamilcar, Hannibal, Hannibal Barca’s, Hanno III, He, In, Marcus Cato, Massinissa’s, Moreover, Numidian, Punic
related to Culture · 20
Numidia → Baal Hammon, BC, Berber, Carthage, Carthage’s, Cirta, Constantinian, El-Hofra, Even, Far, Greek, North African, Numidian, Numidians, Phoenician-style, Punic, Punic-Numidian, Tanit, The Numidian, This

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bc roman numidian carthage rome masinissa punic also jugurtha africa king kingdom massinissa greek cirta caesar kings royal war berber

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NumidiaCapitalCirta (today Constantine, Algeria)1.00infobox
NumidiaCommon languagesNumidian[c] Latin[d] Greek[e]1.00infobox
NumidiaCurrencyNumidian coin, Carthaginian coinage1.00infobox
NumidiaGovernmentMonarchy1.00infobox
NumidiaHistorical eraAntiquity1.00infobox
NumidiaOfficial languagesPunic[a][b]1.00infobox
NumidiaReligionNumitheism, Punic Religion1.00infobox
NumidiaToday part ofAlgeria1.00infobox
NumidiaToday part ofTunisia1.00infobox
NumidiaToday part ofLibya1.00infobox
NumidiaToday part ofMorocco1.00infobox
Numidia• 105–88 BCGauda1.00infobox
Numidia• 118–105 BCJugurtha1.00infobox
Numidia• 118–112 BCAdherbal1.00infobox
Numidia• 118–117 BCHiempsal I1.00infobox
Numidia• 148 – 118 BCMicipsa1.00infobox
Numidia• 148 – 145 BCGulussa1.00infobox
Numidia• 148–140 BCMastanabal1.00infobox
Numidia• 202–148 BCMasinissa1.00infobox
Numidia• 44–40 BCArabion1.00infobox
Numidia• 60–46 BCJuba I1.00infobox
Numidia• 82–46 BCMassinissa II1.00infobox
Numidia• 84–82 BCHiarbas1.00infobox
Numidia• 88–60 BCHiempsal II1.00infobox
Numidia• 88–84 BCMasteabar1.00infobox
Numidia• Annexed by the Roman Empire25 BC1.00infobox
Numidia• Established202 BC1.00infobox

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