Byzantine Cavalryman Vs Vandal Warrior
Byzantine Cavalryman Vs Vandal Warrior
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“The Vandal War: Belisarius’ Conquest of North Africa 533-36” is a vividly illustrated study of the clash between the Vandal kingdom and the resurgent Byzantine Empire in North Africa during the 6th century.
The book details the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I’s ambitious campaign to reconquer the Western Roman Empire, focusing on his initial assault on the Vandal kingdom in North Africa. Author Murray Dahm explores the origins, tactics, and reputations of both sides, showcasing the formidable leadership of Byzantine general Belisarius.
The narrative highlights key battles, including the surprise landing of Belisarius’ forces, the clash at Ad Decimum, where Gelimer, the Vandal king, attempted to trap the Byzantines, and the decisive battle at Tricamarum that sealed the fate of the Vandal kingdom.
The book also examines the final confrontation in 536 between Belisarius’ forces and the rebel troops of Stotzas, solidifying Belisarius’ reputation as a military genius. Through specially commissioned artwork, maps, archival illustrations, and photographs, “The Vandal War” offers a captivating account of this pivotal conflict.
