The commander of the Guardians of Carthage is Hannibal Barca.

Hannibal Baca was a famous general and strategist from the ancient North African country of Carthage. He was one of the four greatest military commanders in European history. When he was young, he marched into Spain with his father Hamilcar Baca, and swore a lifelong oath in front of his father to be the enemy of ancient Rome for life. He received strict and arduous military training since he was a child, and he performed outstandingly in military and diplomatic activities.

Character evaluation of Hannibal Barca:

Ancient Roman historian Nepos: If no one really doubts that the Romans are braver than all other nations, then they have to admit it , just as the Romans surpassed all nations with force, Hannibal surpassed other military strategists with wisdom. Because when he fought against the Romans in Italy, he always came back victorious. It seems possible that he might have defeated the Romans had he not been weakened by the jealousy of his own countrymen.

German thinker Friedrich Engels: He was a commander who particularly loved attacking. The cavalry never achieved such great feats as those under these two great commanders (referring to Hannibal and the 18th century King of Prussia, Frederick the Great).