Mastanabal
Mastanabal was a king of the Massylii, a Numidian people in North Africa, who reigned during the second century BCE. He was a son of the famous Massinissa, the founder of the unified Numidian kingdom. Mastanabal's reign was primarily characterized by his involvement in the internal politics of Numidia and his relationship with the rising power of Rome.
Following the death of his father Massinissa around 148 BCE, Numidia was divided among his sons. Mastanabal,
Mastanabal's life and reign are primarily known through the writings of Roman historians like Polybius and