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When the Romans conquered the Iberian Peninsula? Here's the question that has divided the experts for decades. At first the sole intention of Rome to send troops to Spain was to isolate Hannibal foreign land and displace the conflict they did not want to suffer on home soil. Subsequently, in view of the country's natural resources and the availability of its population, decided to stay. However there who think that the Romans had set their eyes with greed on our land: the division of spheres of influence, the Ebro treaty with Carthage, could be evidence. We know that even before it had completely expelled the Carthaginians from the Peninsula, Scipio was called to Rome by the Senate to give him instructions about the future of the territory that was conquered. In any case the issue is that Rome did not release its prey once had at their disposal. The chronicle of the conquest, although the authors were the Roman historians themselves, is one of the most shameful pages of history of Rome, as we will see in the following entries.
distinguished and we will analyze four key stages in the conquest:
1. IBERIAN AREA CONQUEST. Between 206 and 197. The operations were carried out to clear the peninsula Carthaginians and leave Rome's territories in the Levant and Andalusia. It is at this stage that is consolidated Roman rule over that region.
2. CONQUEST OF ACCESS TO THE PLATEAU: 197-154 a. C. More than four decades to control all access to the space between the valleys of the Ebro and Guadalquivir.
3. CONQUEST OF THE CENTRAL PLATEAU: 154-133. The hardest step of all. Is the time when the Romans have to deal with the warring communities Lusitanian and Iberian. After she began an intensive Romanization of the country. After this stage, for almost a century, the Romans did not occupy new territories in Hispania (excepting the Balearic Islands, dominated in the 123).
4. CONQUEST OF THE NORTH GAZA. Which was undertaken around the year 30 BC C. under the initiative of Emperor Augustus. Are the famous Cantabrian Wars, the last stronghold of independence mainland, which would definitely be subject ten years later.
When the Romans conquered the Iberian Peninsula? Here's the question that has divided the experts for decades. At first the sole intention of Rome to send troops to Spain was to isolate Hannibal foreign land and displace the conflict they did not want to suffer on home soil. Subsequently, in view of the country's natural resources and the availability of its population, decided to stay. However there who think that the Romans had set their eyes with greed on our land: the division of spheres of influence, the Ebro treaty with Carthage, could be evidence. We know that even before it had completely expelled the Carthaginians from the Peninsula, Scipio was called to Rome by the Senate to give him instructions about the future of the territory that was conquered. In any case the issue is that Rome did not release its prey once had at their disposal. The chronicle of the conquest, although the authors were the Roman historians themselves, is one of the most shameful pages of history of Rome, as we will see in the following entries. distinguished and we will analyze four key stages in the conquest:
1. IBERIAN AREA CONQUEST. Between 206 and 197. The operations were carried out to clear the peninsula Carthaginians and leave Rome's territories in the Levant and Andalusia. It is at this stage that is consolidated Roman rule over that region.
2. CONQUEST OF ACCESS TO THE PLATEAU: 197-154 a. C. More than four decades to control all access to the space between the valleys of the Ebro and Guadalquivir.
3. CONQUEST OF THE CENTRAL PLATEAU: 154-133. The hardest step of all. Is the time when the Romans have to deal with the warring communities Lusitanian and Iberian. After she began an intensive Romanization of the country. After this stage, for almost a century, the Romans did not occupy new territories in Hispania (excepting the Balearic Islands, dominated in the 123).
4. CONQUEST OF THE NORTH GAZA. Which was undertaken around the year 30 BC C. under the initiative of Emperor Augustus. Are the famous Cantabrian Wars, the last stronghold of independence mainland, which would definitely be subject ten years later.
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