Micipsa
Micipsa was a Numidian king who ruled from 148 BC to 118 BC. He was the eldest son of Masinissa, the founder of the unified Numidian kingdom, and Sophonisba. Micipsa inherited his father's throne after Masinissa's death and continued his father's policy of maintaining Numidian independence and prosperity, often through alliances with Rome.
During his reign, Micipsa focused on internal development and strengthening his kingdom. He fostered agriculture and
Micipsa had three sons: Masinissa, Jugurtha, and Mastanabal. In his will, he stipulated that his kingdom should