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Who are the Germans? 7. Abazu, possibly an early Assyrian tribal chief, is thought to have paid homage to Sargon's son, Man-ishtushu. Could this have been a practice of a brother bowing to the firstborn? 8. Neither Sargon nor Assur are listed as number one on the Assyrian king lists. Might one then ask whether the 17 early tribal chiefs of Assyria were Sargon's descendants or descendants of another grandson of Noah. 9. Sargon was race conscious and despised other races. The above summarises the major pointers towards arguing for an Assur/Sargon identity. Perhaps with future archaeological discoveries, further light will be shed to either reinforce this tentative chapter, or reject its hypothesis outright. CHART 4: LIST OF THE EARLY KINGS OF ASSYRIA Tudiya, Adamu, Yangi, Kitlamu, Harharu, Mandaru, Imsu, Harsu, Didanu, Hanu, Zuabu, Nuabu, Abazu, Belu, Azarah, Ushpiya, Apiashal — Total: 17 kings living in tents. Aminu (was) the son of Ilu-kabkabi, Ilu-kabkabi the son of Yazkur-ilu, Yazkur-ilu the son of Yakmeni, Yakmeni the son of Yakmesi, Yakmesi the son of Ilu-Mer, Ilu-Mer the son of Hayani, Hayani the son of Samanu, Samanu the son of Hale, Hale the son of Apiashal, (and) Apiashal the son of Ushpiya — Total: 10 kings who are ancestors. Sulilu son of Aminia, Kikkiya, Akiya, Puzur-Ashur I, Shallim-ahhe, Ilu-shuma — Total: 6 kings [mentioned on] brick (inscriptions); their (lists of) eponyms are missing. Erishu I son of Ilushuma whose [...]; he rules as king for 40 years. Ikunu son of Erishu; her rules as king for [x years]. Sharru-kin I son of Ikunu; he ruled as king for [x years]. Puzur-Ashur II son of Sharru-kin; he ruled as king for [x] years. Naram-Sin son of Puzur-Ashur; he ruled as king for [x] years. Erishu II son of Naram-Sin; he ruled as king for [x] years. Shamshi-Adad I, the son of Ili-kabkabi, went away to Babylonia in the time of Naram-Sin; in the eponymy of Ibni- Adad, Shamshi-Adad came back from Babylonia; he seized Ekallate; he stayed in Ekallate for three years; in the eponymy of Atamar-Ishtar, Shamshi-Adad came up from Edallate and removed Erishu, son of Naram-Sin, from the throne, seized the throne, (and) ruled as king for 33 years. Ishme-Dagan I son of Shamshi-Adad; he ruled as king for 40 (var.:50) years. Ashur-dugul, the son of a nobody, without right to the throne; he ruled as king for six years. During the lifetime of that same Ashur-dugal, son of a nobody, (the following) six kings, (likewise) sons of nobodies, ruled as kings in periods of less than one year: Ashur-apla-idi, Nasir-Sin, Sin-namir, Ibqi-Ishtar, Adad-salulu (and) Adasi. Bel-bani son of Adasi; he ruled as king for ten years. Libaya son of Bel-bani; he ruled as king for 17 years. Sharma-IM I son of Libaya; he ruled for 12 years. Ib-tar-Sin son of Sharma-IM; he ruled for 12 years. Bazaya son of Ib-tar-Sin; he ruled for 28 years. Lullaya son of a nobody; he ruled as king for six years. Kidin-Ninua son of Bazaya; he ruled as king for 14 years. Sharma-IM II son of Kidin-Ninua; he ruled as king for three years. Erishu III son of Kidin-Ninua; he ruled as king for 13 years. Shamshi-Adad II son of Erishu; he ruled as king for six years. Ishme-Dagan II son of Shamshi-Adad; he ruled as king for 16 years. Shamshi-Adad III, son of Ishme-Dagan, brother of Sharma-IM II, son of Kidin-Ninua; he ruled as king for 16 (var.:15) years. Ashur-nirari I son of Ishme-Dagan; he ruled as king for 26 years. Puzur-Ashur III son of Ashur-nirari; he ruled as king for [x] (variants: 14 and 24) years. Enlil-nasir I son of Puzur-Ashur; he ruled as king for 13 years. Ashur-shaduni son of [Nur-ili]; he ruled as king for one full month. Ashur-rabi I, the son of Enlil-nasir, removed [Ashur-shaduni,] seized the throne (and) [ruled as king for x years]. Ashur-nadin-ahhe I son of Ashur-rabi; [he ruled as king for x years]. 14
Who are the Germans? His brother Enlil-nasir II remo[ved him] from the throne (and) ruled as king for six years. Ashur-nirari II son of Enlil-nasir (I or II); he ruled as king for nine years. Ashur-rim-nisheshu son of Ashur-bel-nisheshuy; he ruled as king for eight years. Ashur-nadin-ahhe II son of Ashur-rim-nisheshu; he ruled as king for 10 years. Eriba-Adad I son of Ashur-bel-nisheshu; he ruled as king for 27 years. (Refer to Chart 5 for the list of the latter kings of Assyria.) Suggested Reading 1. Bottero, J. (et. al.)(eds)(1967) The Near East, Delacorte Press, New York. 2. Edwards, I.E.S. (ed.)(1975) Cambridge Ancient History, (Vol. 1; Pt. 2), Cambridge at the University Press. 3. Gelb, I.J. (1954) "Two Assyrian King Lists", Journal of Near Eastern Studies, Vol. 13:209-30. 4. Hawkes, J. (1973) The First Great Civilizations, Hutchinson of London. 5. Livingston, G. (1974) The Pentateuch in its Cultural Environment, Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, Michigan. 6. Poebel, A. (1942) "The Assyrian King List from Khorsabad", Journal of Near Eastern Studies, Vol 1: 247-306. 7. Pritchard, J.B. (1969) Ancient Near Eastern Texts, Princeton University Press, New Jersey. Back to the Contents section Footnotes 15
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