Carthaginian Peace

From 535 BC the family of the Magonids limited Greek expansion in the western Mediterranean, ensuring the prerogatives of the Carthaginian trade in Hispania, the Balearics, Sardinia and Sicily; and freed the Carthaginians from the tribute they had paid to the Libyans since the founding of the city, securing the foundations of the future empire. Carthaginian imperialism was primarily mercantile, wi...