Numidia was an ancient Libyan kingdom located in the region of North Africa in what is now northern Algeria and parts de Tunisia and Libya . The Kingdom existed from the 3rd to 1st centuries BC. The Kingdom of Numidia was established as a client kingdom by Rome following the Second Punic War. It was annexed by Rome in 46 BC, and then again, after a brief period of restored independence, in 25 BC.

Contents 1 Kings of Western Numidia 2 Kings of Eastern Numidia 3 Kings of Numidia 4 Post-Independence

[edit] Kings of Western Numidia

Reign	Incumbent	Notes
ante 215 BC to 202 BC	Syphax
202 BC to ? BC	Vermina
? BC to ? BC	Archobarzane

[edit] Kings of Eastern Numidia

Reign	Incumbent	Notes
? BC to ? BC	Zelalsen
? BC to 207 BC	Gala
207 BC to 206 BC	Ozalces
206 BC to 206 BC	Capussa
206 BC to 206 BC	Lacumazes
206 BC to ?202 BC	Massinissa

[edit] Kings of Numidia

Reign	Incumbent	Notes
202 BC to 148 BC	Massinissa	Hitherto king of Western Numidia
148 BC to 118 BC	Micipsa
148 BC to 145 BC	Gulussa
	Mastanabal
118 BC to 117 BC	Adherbal
	Hiempsal I
	Jugurtha
117 BC to 112 BC	Adherbal
117 BC to 105 BC	Jugurtha
105 BC to 88 BC	Gauda
88 BC to 60 BC	Hiempsal II
60 BC to 46 BC	Juba I
46 BC to 30 BC	Roman Republic Suzerainty
30 BC to 25 BC	Juba II

[edit] Post-Independence

From the end of the Kingdom, Numidia was ruled by the following powers:-

• 25 BC to 395 AD: Roman Empire, becoming
• 395 to 429 Western Roman Empire
• 429 to 534: Vandals
• 534 to 642: Eastern Roman Empire
• 642 onwards: Muslim Arabs