827 ⟶ Aghlabid Conquest of Sicily and Raids on Southern Italy

902: Aghlabids established emirate (province) in Sicily and ...
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⚔️ Carthaginian Invasion of Sicily

The Carthaginians invade Sicily.⟶
Carthaginian Invasion of Sicily (-409)
Military HistoryPunic WarsCarthageWarfareInvasion
ItalyItalyTunisiaTunisia

⚔️ Carthaginian Invasion of Sicily and Subsequent Plague Outbreak

The Carthaginians once again invade Sicily and return to Carthage with spoils of war, but also with the plague.⟶
Carthaginian Invasion of Sicily and Subsequent Plague Outbreak (-406)
Punic WarsCarthageMilitary CampaignInvasionDiseaseWarfareEpidemicAncient greece
ItalyItalyTunisiaTunisia

⚔️ Rome's Victory at Zama Ends Second Punic War

Romans defeat Carthage, ending the Second Punic War. Carthage's territories are reduced to some of its North African holdings, and crippling reparations are demanded by Rome.⟶
Rome's Victory at Zama Ends Second Punic War (-202)
Ancient romeCarthagePunic WarsMilitary HistoryAncient WarfareHannibalTerritorial ExpansionTreaties
ItalyItalyTunisiaTunisia

⚔️ Aghlabid Conquest of Sicily and Raids on Southern Italy

902: Aghlabids established emirate (province) in Sicily and subsequently raids Southern Italy.⟶
Aghlabid Conquest of Sicily and Raids on Southern Italy (827)
Islamic ConquestsMilitary ExpansionMedieval WarfareRaids
ItalyItalyTunisiaTunisia

⚔️ Saracen Sack of Rome

11,000 Saracen Arab squadrons from Africa, with 500 horses, desecrate Christian shrines in Rome, including the tombs and basilicas of Sts. Peter and Paul.⟶
Saracen Sack of Rome (846)
Middle AgesRaidsViking AgeIslamChristianityReligious Conflict
ItalyItaly

⚔️ Genoese and Pisan Attack on Mahdia

the Italian cities of Genoa and Pisa engage in the African Mahdia campaign⟶
Genoese and Pisan Attack on Mahdia (1087)
Medieval WarfareCrusadesMaghrebMilitary Expedition
ItalyItalyTunisiaTunisia