Juba I

Juba I’s reign marked a period of prosperity and cultural flourishing in Numidia, and his writings and scholarship continued to influence later generations.

Juba I allied with Julius Caesar during the Civil War, but later fought against him at the Battle of Thapsus.

He was known for his military campaigns, intellectual pursuits, and patronage of the arts and sciences.

Juba I became the king of Numidia and established a powerful kingdom in North Africa.

Juba I received a comprehensive education in Greek and Roman literature, philosophy, and military tactics.

Introduction Juba I, also known as Juba the Great, was a Berber king from North Africa who lived during the first century BC. He was… Read More »The Founder and First Sultan of Juba