Did a ruler really ride elephants to the Alps? If so, who was he, and what happened?
Or is this just a myth
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Hannibal probably crossed the Alps with elephants. That’s what it says at least in the tradition.
Some of the elephants survived and was used in the battle at the Trebia. A year later, however, only one elephant was alive.
Correct. The Romans have reacted quite panically to the elephants, as they were not known that these animals are used as a war animal.
It’s a myth.
The Romans already knew war elephants, e.g. Pyrrhic War 280 – 275 V. Cr. At the time there was an alliance between Rome and Carthage.
Hannibals Alps crossing 218 BC in the second Pun war Only a few animals survived until winter and played no final role in the war.
That was Hannibal.
He moved over the southern Alps in 218 BC.
Hansi
I guess the case
This was Hannibal… who attacked Rome (the ancient Roman Empire) ^^
Latin simply goated^^
Google
That was Hannibal you can read here.
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannibal