Greatest warrior of all time for the continent
Representing Asia.
Xiang yu.
>>290178
Greatest military leader, or fighter?
>>290207
Anyone that leads and fights his battles
>>290178
That's not Tamerlane.
Europe: Suvorov
>>290222
Genghis Khan or Miyamoto Musashi for Asia.
>>290178
Europe
Africa.
>>290272
>that bait
>>290295
bait in that Hannibal wasn't black or that Hannibal wasn't the greatest warrior of Africa (a title that belongs to Shaka of the Zulu)
Australia.
>>290312
What race was Hannibal?
>>290331
Whatever you consider the lebanese to be.
>>290331
He was most likely a Carthaginian creole but anyone who comes out and says that he decisively was any specific race is either uneducated or trolling
>>290237
Xiang Yu fought personally in battles m8 and is renowned in East Asian culture as possessing of great physical strength and tactical acumen.
Meanwhile Tamerlane is..well, has a limp.
Xiang Yu however is best remembered as Asia's Pyrrhus of Epirus: won the battles, lost the politics
>>290331
Mix of Middle Easterners, Libyans with maybe some admixture of Greek. He totally wasn't black though.
>>290352
What does Creole mean
>>290374
The majority of Carthage were Berbers. Pic related.
>>290374
First of all, there are no native black peoples north of Sahara and Sahara is virtually impassable, so it's statistically unlikely any random man in North Africa 220 BC would be black. There were some of course, but most likely as slaves. Hannibal himself was from Carthage nobility and traced his ancestry up to Tyre, Canaan city on Lebanese coast, and there were no black peoples living there back then.
And the most important thing - there are no sources what say so. It would be impossible for them to fail to mention the men who brought Rome to its knees was black.
>>290374
Why should he be black? How many blacks do you think that live in Tunisia, modern or ancient?
>>290379
If it's french for criollo, and I think it is, it means colonist born in the colony but fully descended from whatever people lives in the metropoli.
Carthage was a colony before gaining independence.
>>290442
Arabs were small in numbers.
>>290442
No? How big was Arab influence on Northern Africa? Also I believe Carthaginian nobility weren't so ready to mix with locals.
>>290442
What you're claiming is unfalsifiable.
It's impossible to know the extent the Berber people were "lightened" by Arab influence.
But black people didnt generally live north of the Sahara. Nubians are the only example I can think of off the top of my head and they're off in southern Egypt.
This is the Berber king Massinissa.
>>290178
You're welcome
>>290374
>Why couldn't Hannibal be black?
Because there were almost no black people in North Africa before the introduction of the Camel, and because Hannibal was a Punic Carthaginian originating from the Levant.
>>290374
>What were race relations like in Carthage
People with Phoenician blood were the ruling class and nobility and the vast majority of the population. Carthage was a trading empire, so foreigners were not unwelcome, but we know that people of mixed ethnicity (Liby-Phoenicians) weren't treated the same as pure Phoenicians. They were basically a separate class of Carthaginian society.
>>290178
>Xiang Yu
>representing Asia
r u avin a giggle m8?
>>290272
this fucking b8 ruined the thread
