aemilia tertia and imilce yuri is actually awesome and cool and purely conjecture but i think would be fun.
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aemilia tertia and imilce yuri is actually awesome and cool and purely conjecture but i think would be fun.

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Is Imilce real? Do you have any headcanons for her?
Answer: Imilce was prooooobably real. She's Hannibal's wife, an Iberian princess according to most accounts (it makes sense, considering they needed the allegiance of the neighbouring Iberian tribes and Hannibal grew up in Spain from the age of 9), but she might have been from Carthage. We basically don't know anything about her beyond that. She might have had a son (named Hamilcar or Hanno) with Hannibal, but we don't know if he existed because it comes from later sources, who might've Made Stuff Up, as Roman authors and writers do. If he did exist, he probably died young :(. Basically, we know that Hannibal had a wife named Imilce. She stayed in Spain or went back to Carthage when Hannibal went over the Alps. We don't know what happened to her, nor anything else about her, really. It's sad. (At least we know her name, unlike Hannibal's mother and 3 Mysteriously Unnamed Sisters.)
It's difficult thinking of headcanons for a historical figure who's basically a big mystery and blank slate, but I'd like to think that she stayed in Carthage during the war at the Barcid estate in the countryside, had a polite marriage with Hannibal (They couldn't have spent much time together. Hannibal was 26 when he became the leader of the Carthaginian army in Spain and the Second Punic War began 2 years after that, and Hannibal only returns to Carthage at the end of the 17 year long war.), and lived out her life (relatively) peacefully before dying of old age.