
Merchant Legacy
The Phoenician trade fleets of Tyre, Sidon, and Carthage knit the Mediterranean into a single commercial system for half a millennium, and the silver shekels of Cartagena paid the Iberian, Numidian, and Balearic mercenary captains who fought our wars under Hamilcar and Hannibal. Our maritime law inherits the customs of the Punic admirals, our recruiting agents follow the same captains' itineraries through the western Mediterranean, and our paymasters draw on the same model of paying cash for service that spared Punic citizens from the battlefield. The combined commercial and mercenary inheritance gives the restored Carthage merchants of great reach and an economy that can pay for armies, as no younger trading nation could build from scratch.
FeudalismAdvancerequires
CarthageExact conditions
Advance tree
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CarthagePotential
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