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SARGON<br />

had been loyal to Tiglath-pileser 111. Now, doubtless :ow and in the desert rent rich tribute of gold, precious<br />

owing to fear, he had allied himself with Mita of ,toner, ivory, incense, spices, horses, and camels.<br />

MuSki, and omitted to send tribute. He was deported In 7'4 B.c.. Sargon went back to Man. Ullusunu<br />

to Assyria and Carchemish was peopled with Assyrians. ~ceived him loyally. Dalta of Ellipi rent presents<br />

In this year, Umma-nigd. king of Elam, died and war Reduction from the S. border of Media. Zikiitu<br />

succeeded by Su(ruk-nahunta. 'She death of Iranzb, of henin. wa then attacked. Three furrrerrer<br />

king of Man, reopened the north-eartern question.<br />

Ad the son oflr=nzd whosucceeded hi5 father war murdered 3lundered.<br />

and twenty-four cities were taken and<br />

The capital Parda was burnt, and then<br />

by ~akdatti ofUmildiP hiratri ofzikirtuand ariler ufMiriands Mitatti with his prople disappeared. Whether they<br />

king concerned in theions iracy, and Rudof Armenia being a<br />

s"pport?r. Srrgon rom tpy msrched intothe dlrtricl, caplured<br />

nigrated to the N. of Armeniaand joined theadvancing<br />

Ba dntllandfl~ycdKim%"eo" thespotwhere he hnd ",murdered 2imirri (see GOMER), or were wallowed up by them.<br />

A% "lluunu brother of Ad, rumceded him on the throne IT returned to their old home S. of the Black Sea, doer<br />

of Man with ~ d consent. ~ Hut he ~ clearly ~ dirtrvrled ~ the ' Tat ~ appear. Now Sargon turned on Rus9 of Arnmenia<br />

power of kmih to protect him rgrinsr Armenia, rnd gave up<br />

rwenry-two ofhis cities to Rud, ar a 'prereor. Beyond Man, ~n defeated him with great slnughrer md carried off<br />

Lowardr Mcdia lay Karalla and Allahra, two rrnall buffer rrares, 260 of the royal family. Ru& fled to the hills. Sargon<br />

whose kings .&r-li. and lrtl had been subject to Assyiia, if hen went through the regions which had owned RusCs<br />

they were nor actually Assyrians. Ullurvnu Red to the hills<br />

and left his capital lrirtu lo he captured and burned. Two<br />

way, burnt and pillaged cities, to the number of 140.<br />

orher citier Zibiaand Arma'id, which resisted were taken. But ~ugmented the dominions of Ullusunu with Zihardussu<br />

Sargon had no intention to hold perm=nsntly, with Asrynan md UmildiS, and reduced Armenia to helplermerr.<br />

garri?on>, such a remote dependency. He accepted Ullurunu'r becity derved special vengeance, Musasir (Moshitwr),<br />

submlssnon, reinstated him ar kmg, and caused him to resume<br />

porrersion of the cirier 'prcrentsd; doubtless in fear, ro Rura. hose prince Urwna had submitted long ago to Shal-<br />

The allicr were severely txeated, ABur-li' of Karalla was slain naneser IV., taking sn oath of fealty to ASur, but had<br />

his people deported lo Hamath, 2nd his land turned into :urned traitor, and gone over to R"&.<br />

A~ryrirn mvince. 1rtt of Allahra, ?ith his family, war deported<br />

to hamath, mnd anew vairalkmgret in hir place.<br />

Sareon now advanced farther E<br />

!hri..d.r, ur.,.: go%rrnur &pi.ilrri bJ rtl.cl:rd, r:u<br />

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