Historians generally call the ancient wars after the territory in which they took place or after the city/town near to the battlefield or even by the people who fought the war. Examples are, the Gallic wars, the Punic wars, the Alexandrian war. These conflicts get names in order to distinguish them from the civil wars.
The Etruscans brought all of their art and culture to Rome when the ancient civilization conquered the then-infant city. The Etruscans and Romans fought a series of wars called the Roman-Etruscan Wars during the early part of ancient Romeâ??s history.
See the link Roman Wars in the separate panel below.
The military position given to Josephus was that of Roman Procurator of Judea. This is considered the beginning of the Jewish Wars, and the first Jewish-Roman War, in history.
They were called the Punic Wars. There were three Punic Wars and the name came from the Roman word for Phoenician as Carthage was located in the territory that used to belong to the Phoenicians.
Created the Civil Wars.
The Punic Wars after the Greek word for Phoenicians, which the Carthaginians were.
The Punic Wars after the Greek word for Phoenicians, which the Carthaginians were.
Punic Wars after the Roman word for the Carthaginians Poenicus (Phoenicians - Carthage was originally a Phoenician colony).
The Punic Wars.
the Punic wars.(Rome vs Carthage)
yes they are called the Mfecane wars
Your question is garbled and very difficult to understand. However the series of wars with Carthage called the Punic wars did give Rome control of most of North Africa.