So what happened to the Barca family after the second punic war?

>>1658198
Almost certainly many of them were either killed or went into exile after the 3rd War as leading aristocrats in Qart-Hadast itself. Only Hannibal himself is said to have gone into voluntary exile, which suggests his policies post-Second Punic War were unpopular, not his family. A powerful noble family with holdings across the former Carthaginian colonies would likely have had some survivors from the final destruction of the city itself. One could presume that some Barcids survived in Punic speaking territories under the Romans in relatively high positions due to their wealth and prestigious name. Some may have almost certainly acquired citizenship. There may even have been Barcids surviving down as a distinct unit until the Vandals conquered the province of Africa, potentially even still possessing the Punic or African Romance languages.

Honestly we have no idea of knowing.

>>1658198
His brothers got killed in battle before the sack, don't know about the rest

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>>1658198

Licet sunt quidam ex vobis.

Ne Carthaginem cras.

>>1658198
Carthago delenda est

>>1658795
>yfw Rome was so scared of Hannibal they instituted a manhunt for him even after the end of the 2nd Punic War

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>>1658198
They founded the County of Barcalona, of which Catalonia is the modern continuation