Unread Atlas

Home › Tablets › P429999

RINAP 1 Tiglath-pileser III 35, ex. 001 (P429999)

Official or display, Neo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

Open in the reader & map →See it among all tablets

DesignationRINAP 1 Tiglath-pileser III 35, ex. 001
IDP429999
Museum no.IMJ 74.049.0096a (+) 74.049.0096b + private collection (Mahboubian, H.)
CollectionMahboubian, H.; The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-H2, 2026-10-18), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse col 1
1[asz-szur _en gal_ {d}]en#-lil2-la2 _dingir-mesz#_ mu#-szi-me# _nam-mesz_Ashur, great lord of Enlil, the gods who decree fates
2[{d}marduk musz-te]-szir# _gesz-hur du3_-ni-u mit-hur-ti# pa-qidMarduk, the one who exemplifies the design of the universe, chosen by divine will,
3[...] mu-u2#-kin# isz-di# _kur_... established the foundation of the land.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4[{d}ag ta-mi-ih] _gi-dub_ na-szi _dub_ szi-mat _dingir#-dingir_Nabû, who is attentive, the reed mat bears the inscription, the fate of the gods.
5[...] {d}u-gur _giri3-giri3#-giri3_... Nergal, the feet(lower confidence: line is broken)
6[...] sza2# la _igi_-ru qa#-bal-szu2... whose battle is unfathomable(lower confidence: line is broken)
7[{d}utu sza]-ki-ni# _gissu_ x [...] _x-mesz_O Šamaš, who establishes ...,
8[{d}3(u) na-an-na-ru nam-ru] na#-din _{gesz}gidru aga_ mu-kin#? be#-[lu]-ti#O Sin, bright light, giver of the scepter of lordship, who establishes rulership
9[{d}iszkur _gu2-gal an_-e _ki_]-tim# mu-kam2-mir t,uh#-di _he2-gal2#_ [...] xAdad, canal inspector of heaven and earth, who illuminates abundance, abundance ...
10[{d}e2-a _en_ ne2-me-qi pa]-tiq kul#?-lat#? mim-ma szum-szu2 mu-ban-[ni-u nab-ni]-ti#O Ea, lord of wisdom, who knows everything, who makes everything perfect,
11[_{d}1(u)-5(disz)_ ...] ra#-i-mat _lugal# sze-ga_-sza2 mu-x-x [...]-tiO Ishtar, ..., beloved of the king, her favor ... ...
12[_{d}7(disz)-bi en-mesz_ gesz-ru?]-ti#? a-li-kut pa-an _erim-hi_-ia _szub#?_ x x x x x xThe Seven, lords of wisdom, who go before my troops, fall ...
13[{d}mar-tu ...] x x x x x xMartu ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
14[...] x x
15[_dingir-mesz gal-mesz_ a-szi-bu-tu] _an#_-e# _ki#_-timThe great gods who dwell in heaven and earth,
16[...] x x
17[...] sze mu... he named it.(very low confidence: a guess)
18[...]
19[...]
20[...]
21[{disz}tukul-ti-a-e2-szar2]-ra# _gar_ {d}idim _nun sanga_ asz#-szur#Tiglath-pileser (III), appointee of the god Adad, prince and temple administrator of Assur.
22[... mu-usz]-te-e'-u asz2-ri-ku-nu _ensi2_..., who constantly seeks your place of residence, governor
23[...] x _nunuz_ {iri}bal-til szu-qu-ru#... the people of Baltil (Assur) were plundered
24[... bi]-bil2# lib3-bi {d}a-edin _gaszan gal_-ti#... who bears the heart of the goddess Aya-edin, the great lady
25[...] x [...] _szum2# arhusz tuku_-szu2 _nam-ti-la_... ..., who has compassion for him, life
26[... _man_ kisz]-sza2#?-ti# _man kur_ asz-szur{ki} _man kur_ szu-miri#... king of the world, [king of Assyria, king] of the four quarters (of the world),
27[u uri{ki} _man_ kib]-rat# _limmu2 sipa_ ba-'u-la-a-tim#and Ur, king of the four quarters (of the world), shepherd of the cult centers
28[_gar_ an-du]-ra#-ar _kur_ asz-szur mu-t,ib lib3-bi isz8-tar2#Establisher of a just scepter for Assyria, who soothes the heart of Ishtar.
29[mu-rap-pisz] mi-s,ir _kur_ asz#-szur#who widens the area of Assyria,
30[ma-hir _gun_ u _igi]-sa2_-e sza2 _du3_-szi-na ad-na#-ti#Receive the payment of the talent and the visibility of their work.
31[... a]-na ru-pu-szi _ug3-mesz_-sza2 _dagal#-mesz_... in order to widen her people(lower confidence: line is broken)
32[... a]-bur#-risz a-na re-'e-e#... to the shepherd(lower confidence: line is broken)
33[... isz-ku?]-un#-szu2... placed him.(low confidence: few signs survive)
34[...] asz-szur {d#}en-lil2-la2#... the gods Aššīr and Enlil(lower confidence: line is broken)
35[_dingir-mesz_ ...]-du-u a-na szum-qut la ma-gir# u2#-sza2-x-[...]May the gods ... to a detriment that is not pleasing ...
36[ina _sag lugal_-ti-ia ina] mah#-re-e _bala_-ia2 ina 6(disz) _iti_ sza2 ina [_{gesz}gu-za_]in my first regnal year, before my reign, in the 6th month of the throne
37[_lugal_-ti ra-bisz u2-szi]-bu# _erim# hi-a_-at _kur_ asz-szur{ki} [gap-sza2-a-ti]a great kingship they settled, the troops of Assyria, the vasts
38[lu ad-ke ...]May I be able to say ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
1'[...] _u2#?_ x _kur#_... ... land(low confidence: few signs survive)
2'[...] pa-a 1(disz)-en#... one ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
3'[u2-sza2-asz2-kin2-szu-nu-ti a-na _kur_ asz-szur u2-ra]-asz2#-szu2-nu-ti#I made them submit to Assyria.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4'[... {lu2}szu-ut _sag_-ia ina] _ugu_-szu2#-nu _gar_-[un]... my eunuch is placed upon them.
5'[ina 2(disz) _bala_-ia ana {kur}_zalag2_ {kur}e2-si]-in#-gi#-bu-[ti lu] al-likIn my second regnal year, I marched to the land Nūr (and) the land Esingibuti.
6'[... {kur}_]e2_-{disz}bar-ru#-a... Bīt-Barrūa(lower confidence: line is broken)
7'[...] x qu sza2 [...] _mal#?_ x [...] x x _esz_ x-ti-ia2... ... my ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
8'[...] _ba#_-sza2-ni ina _{gesz}tukul_ u2#-szam-qit szal-la-su-nu... his body he struck with a weapon, their booty
9'[asz2-lu-la] {lu2}szu-ut _sag_-ia ina _ugu_ {kur}par-su-aI sent my eunuch to Parsua.
10'[{lu2}]szu#-ut _sag_-ia2 ina _ugu_ {kur}e2-ha-am-ban _gar_-un _kur-kur_ szu-a-ti-naI placed my eunuchs over the land Ehamban. That land
11'a-na _bulug#_-ki# _kur_ asz-szur _gur_-er ma-da-tu2# sza2 {disz}dal-ta-a {kur}e-lip2-a-a#to Bulug, Assyria, returned the tribute of Daltâ of the land Ellipi.
12'_{lu2}en#-iri-mesz_ sza2 {kur}_zalag2_ {kur}sin-gi-bu-te mada-a-a sza2# _kur_-e _du3_-szu2-nuthe governors of the land Nuḫur (and) the land Sinigutu, the Medes of the mountain, built them.
13'sza2 _kur_ szam-szi _ansze-kur-ra-mesz_ {ansze}pa-re-e _lal_-at {gesz}ni-riof the land Šamšī: horses, mules, (and) nīru-wood
14'{ansze}ud-ra-te _gu4-mesz_ [u] s,e-e-ni a-na la mi3-ni am-hurI received donkeys, oxen, and sheep without number.
15'ina ta-a-a#-ar-ti-ia2 {disz}ir-an-su# {kur}ma-na-a-a qur-di ta-nit-teOn my return march, Iransu of the land Mannea presented this stele.
16'sza2 asz-szur _en_-ia2 sza2 a-na _en-iri-mesz#_ sza2 _kur_-e _du3_-szu2#-[nu] _a2_-pu-sza2 isz-me-maAs for Ashur, my lord, who had built the cities of the lands, heard of its work and
17'hur-ba-szu2 _ugu_-szu2 it-ta-bi-ik-ma a-na# {iri}su-um#-bi# [i-te]-e# _kur_ asz-szur{ki}his mountain range he conquered, and to Sumbi the border of Assyria
18'a-di mah-ri-ia _du_-ka#-[am]-ma u2-na#-szi-qa _giri3-min_-ia2# _ansze-kur-ra-mesz_Before me I went and cut off my feet. The horses
19'_babbar-mesz gun3-mesz_ har-sza2-a-a har#-[...] _uzu_-szu2#-nu# a-di ta-lul-ti-szu2-nu x [x]White, reddish, ..., their flesh, together with their ta[llultu-offerings ...]
20'_gu4-mah-mesz mah-mesz_ szu-'e#-[e ma-ru-u]-ti ma x [...] x-da# x-szu2# am#-hurExalted oxen, šuʾû-offerings, ... ... I received.
21'ina 3(disz)-szi _bala_-ia2 {disz}ma-ti-il3 [_dumu_ {disz}a]-tar-szum2-qa bar-tu# na#-bal-kat-tu2In my third regnal year, Matil, son of Atar-šumqa, rebelled against me.
22'a-na _kur_ asz-szur _du3_-ma u2-ha-t,a#-[a x] _lugal#-mesz_ sza2 a-na# [x _x]-mesz_ sza# {kur}hat-tiTo Assyria he built and destroyed. The kings who to the ...s of the land Ḫatti
23'x u4# a ku {kur}uri ze-rat _kur_ asz-szur# [...]-ma u2-szam#-[ki-ir] ma-ti-tan... the Urarṭian, the furious one of Assyria, ... and made the land tremble.
24'{disz}{d}inanna-du-ri {kur}uri-a-a# {disz#}[su-lu-ma]-al# {kur#}me#-[li-da-a-a {disz}]tar-qu2-la-ruIštar-duri of Urarṭu, Sullumāl of Melida, Tarqulāru
25'{kur}gur2-gu-ma-a-a a-na kit-ri#-[szu2 il-li-ku i-na bi-rit] {kur#}kisz-tan u {kur}hal#-pi#The Gurgumites went to fight against him. In between the lands Kištan and Halpi
26'na-ge-e sza {kur}ku-muh-hi a-na# [e-muq? a-ha-mesz? it]-tak-lu#-[ma]The governors of the land Kummuḫu fought each other in battle and
27'isz-kun si-dir-tu2 7(disz) _danna#_ [qaq-qa-ru] _ge6_ u ur-ru#he set up the sidirtu-offering. 7 stag-goats, the ground, night and day
28'al-li-ka-am-ma _erin2 hi-a_-at _kur_ asz-szur{ki} ul# u2#-szap-szi-ih#-maI came, but the troops of Assyria did not calm down and
29'_a#-mesz#_ ul asz2-qi2 usz-ma-ni ul _gar_-un#-ma ul# ak-s,u-raI did not give water to drink, did not set up a ritual assemblage and did not prepare it.
30'_karasz_-szi _erin2 hi-a_-ia an#-hu-su-nu# [_ta_-szu2]-nu# am#-da-hi-is,I slaughtered their cattle and my labor-troops, and cut them off with them.
31'_bad5-bad5_-szu2-nu _gar_-un usz-ma-ni _karasz#_-su-nu# e#-kim-szu2-nu-tiI imposed upon them their defeat. I took away their corpses and captured them.
32'a-na szu-zu-ub _zi-mesz#_-[szu-nu] _zah2-mesz_-mato save their lives they were killed and(lower confidence: line is broken)
33'{disz}{d}1(u)-5(disz)-bad3 {kur}uri-a-a e-de-nu-[usz-szu ina] [_munus-ansze]-kur-ra u5#_-[ma]I, Ištar-duri of the Urarṭian, brought him into a mare.
34'_ge6_-isz ip-pa2-risz-ma [...] x sze ir [...]he looked at him darkly and ... barley ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
35'sza2 ki-i pa-szul-ti# [...] a-na# [...]who like a child ... to ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
36'pa-qut-ti ed-de-ti mu-szah2-x [...](Sum) I am the one who smite(?) the dead, the young woman ... (Akk) The one who destroys the dead and the young, ...
37'ip-szil-ma e-li a-na _kur_-szu2 _gur_-ur _ta_ {iri}hu-ti-[... at-tu-musz]went up and went up to his land. From the city Ḫuti ... I set out.
38'1(disz) _me iri-mesz_ sza2 {disz}tar-hu-la-ri {kur}gur2-gu-ma-a-a ak-tu2-[um ...]100 cities of Tarḫulari of the land Gurgum I conquered.
39'a-di _iri-mesz_ sza2# si-hir-ti-szu2-nu _kur_-ud {disz}tar#-[hu-la-ri ...]I captured Tarḫulari together with the cities in their environs.
40'a#-di# _sag-kal-mesz_ sza# _kur_-szu2# it-ti ku-dur#-ru#-[szu2-nu a-di mah-ri-ia il-li-ku-nim-ma]together with the eunuchs of his land, together with their camp, came before me and
41'u2-na-szi-qu _giri3-min_-ia2 a-na la hu-lu#-[uq] {kur#}[gur2]-gu#-me# [...]They seized my feet, in order not to destroy the land Gurgum
42'am-hur-szu2 _ta_ {kur}gur2-gu-me at-tu-musz a-na _iri-mesz_ [...]I received it. From the land Gurgum I went down, to the cities ...
43'ad#-ka usz#-ma-nu {iri}ka-da#-mu {iri}al-x [...]Your father, the ušmâ-demon, the cities Kadamu, Al,
obverse col 2
1'a-di {iri}x [...]as far as the city(low confidence: few signs survive)
2'{iri}e2-bar-ru-a [...]Ebarrua(lower confidence: line is broken)
3'a-di {kur}ni-qi sza2 {kur}tup#-[li-asz2 ...]as far as the land Niqi of the land Tupliaš
4'{kur}e2-a-gu-si a-na# [si-hir-ti-szu2]the land Eagusi in its entirety(lower confidence: line is broken)
5'{kur}pat-ti-nu a-na si-hir-ti-szu2 _ta#_ {iri#}x [...]The land Patinu in its entirety from the city ...
6'{iri}na-an-pi-gi sza _gu2 {i7}a-[szita3_ ...]the city Nanpīgi, on the bank of the Ašitta canal
7'{iri}qar-ne2-e {iri}ha-da-te-te {iri}da-[...]The cities Qarnā, Ḫadatê, (and) D[a...].
8'{iri}qi-na-as-ri-na sza2 ma-ad-ba-ri# [_en_]The city Qinasrina, which is on the border of the lord
9'{iri}di-masz-qi {kur}ha-matDamascus (and) Ḫammat
10'{kur#}ha#-su-at-ti {kur}t,u-ri-na-qa-di-na {kur}si-an-nu ana pat, gim-ri#-szi#-[na]I conquered the lands Ḫasuattu, Ṭurinaqadina, (and) Sannu, all of them.
11'{iri}el-li-szu2 {iri}s,i-mi3-ra sza2 _giri3-min_ {kur}lab-na#-naThe cities Elišu (and) Ṣimira, which are on the foot of Mount Lebanon,
12'{iri}sag-s,ur-ri {kur}s,a-pu-na {iri}ah-ta-a#the cities Sagṣurri, Ṣapuna, (and) Ḫatâ
13'_e2_ ka-ri sza2 _ugu_ tam-tim _e2_ s,a-bu-ta-te _man_-ti _kur# {gesz}tug2#_the kāru-house which is on the sea, the royal residence of the land of the textiles
14'{iri}tu-'a-am-mu _en {iri}du6_-kar-me sza2 {kur}gur2-gu-meTuʿammu, lord of Til-Karme, of the land Gurgum
15'ana mi-s,ir _kur_ asz-szur _gur_-er _ugu_ mi-s,ir _kur_ asz-szur _kur-kur_Return to the border of Assyria.
16'u2-sza2-tir _dab_-bat _ugu un-mesz_-sza2 _ug3-mesz_ ana la ma-ni u2-rad#-di#I caused to seize her people and people without number to flee.
17'a-bur-risz ar-te-ne2-'u-u2-szi-na-a-tiI constantly seek out their places.
18'ana-ku {disz}tukul-ti-a-e2-szar2 _man kur_ asz-szur sza2 _ta e3_ {d}utu-sziI, Tiglath-pileser, king of Assyria, who from the rising of the Sun
19'_en szu2_ {d}utu-szi _kur-mesz du3_-szi-na _szu-min_-ia2 ik-szu2-dathe lord of the universe, Šamaš, all the lands conquered my hands
20'_ki man-mesz_-ni _ad-mesz_-a la e-ti-qawhen my ancestors had not passed by,
21'{gesz}mu-ger-ra-szu2-nu asz2-ta-kan _{lu2}gar-mesz_I placed their chariots. The prefects
22'_ta_ tam-ti _gal_-ti sza2 _e3_ szam-szi _en {iri}sag_-s,u-ri#from the Great Sea which comes out: the land of the lord of Sagṣuru.
23'{iri}gub-li sza2 _gu2_ tam-ti _gal_-ti sza2 _silim_ szam-szithe city Gubli, on the bank of the Great Sea, which is in good health,
24'_du-du_-ku-ma a-be2-lu kib-rataI went, and the lord of the world quarters
25'ina# 9(disz) _bala-mesz_-ia2 a-na mada-a-a _du_-ku aq-biIn my 9th regnal year I went to the land of the Madaeans and said:
26'sza2# _en-mesz iri-mesz_ la _gur2_-szu-ti _iri-mesz_-szu2-nu _kur_-ud#of the lords of the cities without number, their cities I conquered.
27'di#-ik#-ta-szu2-nu a#-duk szal-la-su-nu asz2-lu#-laI killed them, carried off their booty.
28'ina# [...] _iri#_ e2-{d}inanna {iri}s,i-bar {kur}a-ri-ar-ma {kur}sil-ha-zuIn ... the city E-Inanna, the city Ṣibar, the land Ariarma, and the land Silḫazu
29'_kur_-e _kal-mesz nar-mesz_-ia2 u2-kin sza2 _gur2_-szu2-te ma-da-ta#-szu2#-nu am-hur#I received their tribute from the mighty mountains, my singers.
30'1(disz) _me_ 3(u) n _ansze-kur-ra-mesz_ {iri}e2-1(u) 5(disz) a-di na-gi-szu2# am-hur#I received 105 horses from the city E’ūl-5 as far as its district.
31'1(disz) _me_ 2(u) {iri}gi-ni-zi-na-nu {iri}sad-bat {iri}si-sa-ad#-x100+20 (city(s)): Ginizinanu, Sadbat, Sisad,
32'1(disz) _me_ {disz}u2-pa-asz2 _dumu_ {disz}kap-si 1(disz) _me_ {disz}usz-ru-u2 sza2 {kur}ni-ki-si100 (shekels of silver): Upaš, son of Kapsi; 100 (Silver): Ušarû of the land Niksi.
33'1(disz) _me_ {disz}ug#-sa-tar sza2 {iri}qar-kin#-sze-ra 1(disz) _me_ {disz}ia-u2-bit#-ir# sza2 {kur}a#-[mat]100 (shekels of silver to) Ubsatar of Qarkin-šera, 100 (units of copper to) Yaubitir of the land Amat.
34'3(disz) _me_ {disz}bar-da#-da sza2 {iri}s,i-bar 3(u) 3(disz) {disz}a-ma-ku sza2 {iri}kit-ku-x3 hundred (shekels of silver to) Bardada of Sippar (and) 33 gur of Amakku of Kitku.
35'3(u) 2(disz) {disz}sza2-ta-qu-pi sza2 {iri}u2#?-pa-ri-a32 (mana wool for) Ša-taqupi of Uparia
36'1(disz) _me_ {disz}ra-ma-te-ia sza2 {iri}ka-zu-qin-za-ni#100 (homers) of Ramateya of Kazuqinzana
37'1(disz) _me_ {disz}me-et-ra-ku sza2 {iri}u2-pa-ri-a100 (shekels of silver to) Metraku of Upariya
38'2(disz) _me_ {disz}sza2-ta-asz2-pa sza2 {iri}sza-pa-ar-da#2 hundred (men): Šatašpa of the city of Ŋparda.
39'1(disz) _me_ [{disz}]u2-i-ta-na sza2 {iri}mi-szi-ta#100 (homers) of Uitanu of Mišita(lower confidence: line is broken)
40'1(disz) _me_ {disz}a-me-ta-na sza2 {iri}u2-i-zak-x100 (homers) Amētanu of Uizak,(lower confidence: line is broken)
41'[x x {disz}sza-ta]-par-nu-u sza2 {iri}ur-ba-x[... Ša]tarnû of Urba(lower confidence: line is broken)
42'[...]-x-ba-a sza2 {iri}sik-ra-a#... of Sikra(lower confidence: line is broken)
43'[...]-ia# sza2 {iri}zak-ru-te#... of Zakrutu(lower confidence: line is broken)
44'[... sza2 {iri}]a#-ku#-[x-x]... of Aku...(low confidence: few signs survive)
obverse col 3
1_man-mesz_ sza2 {kur}hat-ti {kur}a-ri-me sza2 _usz_ tam-tim#the kings of the land Ḫatti (and) the land Arime, which is on the shore of the Sea,
2sza2 _silim_ {d}szam-szi {kur}qid-ri {kur}a-ri-bi#of the well-being of Šamšī, the land Qidri and the land Aribi,
3{disz}kusz-tasz-pi {iri}ku#-muh-a-[a]Kuštaṣpi of Kummuḫu(lower confidence: line is broken)
4{disz}ra-qi-a-nu {kur}sza2-_ansze-nita2_-szu2-a-a#Raqiānu of the land Ša-nišû
5{disz}mi-ni-hi-im-me# {kur}sa-me#-ri-i-na-a-a#Miniḫimme of Samaria
6{disz}tu-ba-il3 {iri}s,ur-a-a#Tubāl of the city Tyre
7{disz}si-bit2-ba-il3 {kur}gub-la-a-a#Sibit-Bāl, the Gublaean
8{disz}u2-ri-ik {kur}qu-u2-a-a#Urik of the land Qua
9{disz}su-lu-mal {kur}mi-lid-a-a#Sulūmal of the land Milida
10{disz}u2-as-sur-me {kur}ta#-bal-a-aUassurme of Tabalea
11{disz}usz-hi-ti {kur}a-tu2-na-a-aUšḫiti of the land Atuna,
12{disz}ur-bal-la-a {kur}tu2-ha-na-a-a#Urballa of the land Tuhana
13[{disz}]tu2-ha-me {kur}isz-tu-un-di-a-a#Tuhame of the land Ištundi(lower confidence: line is broken)
14{disz}u2-i-ri-mi {kur}hu-bi-isz-na-a-a#Uirimi of Ḫubišna
15{disz}da-di-il3 {kur}kas2-ka-a-a#Dadi-il of the land Kaska
16{disz}pi-si-ri-is {iri}gar-ga#-misz-a-a#Pisiris of Carchemish
17{disz}pa-na-am-mu [{kur}sa]-ma#-al-la-a-[a]Panammu of Samāla(lower confidence: line is broken)
18{disz}tar-hu-la-ru {kur}[gur2]-gu-ma-a-a#Tarḫularu of the land Gurgum(lower confidence: line is broken)
19{munus}za-bi-be2-e szar-rat# {kur}a-ri-bi#Zabibe, queen of the land Aribi
20bil2-tu2 ma-da-tu2 _ku3-babbar ku3-sig17 an-na an-bar_payment of tribute of silver, gold, iron,
21_kusz am-si zu2 am-si_ ta-kil-tu2 ar-ga-man-nua leather pouch of wild bull skin, a takiltu-vessel of argānu-plant,
22lu-bul-ti bir-me _gada ansze-a-ab-ba-mesz_a multi-colored ubû-garment, a saddle for donkeys,
23{ansze}<a>-na-qa-a-ti _ugu_-szu2-nu u2-kin#I established the rations upon them.
24u3 sza2 {disz}ir-an#-zi {kur}man-na-a-a#and of Iranzi of Mannea
25{disz}dal-ta-a {kur}el-lip2-a#-aDalta of the land Ellipi
26_en-iri-mesz_ sza2 {kur}_zalag2_ {kur}sin-gi-bu-ta#-a-a#the governors of the land Nuḫur (and) the land Sippar
27sza2 _kur_-e _du3_-szu2-nu sza2 _kur_ {d}szam#-sziof the mountain, of the land Šamšī
28_ansze-kur-ra-mesz_ pa-re-e {ansze}ud-ra-te#donkeys, mule teams
29_gu4-mesz_ s,e-e-ni _ugu_-szu2-nu#-ma u2-kin#I imposed upon them oxen and sheep.
30szat-ti-szam-ma am-da-na-ha-ra ina qe2#-reb _kur_ asz-szur#{ki#}At that time, I was constantly frightened in Assyria.
31u2-sze-pisz-ma _{na4}na-ru2-a_ ina _nigin kur_-e#I had a stone stela in the middle of the mountain.
32_dingir-mesz gal-mesz en-mesz_-ia2 ina muh-hi e-s,i#-[ir]the great gods, my lords, on account of this I counted.
33_nu man_-ti-ia2 ina qer-bi-szu2 ab-ni-madid not my royal majesty inside it, and
34li-ta-at asz-szur _en_-ia2 u3 _kur# szu#-[min_-ia2]the life of Ashur, my lord, and the land in my hands
35<sza2> ina# _kur-kur a2_-pu-sza2 ina muh-hi asz2#-[t,ur]I have written on it what I have learned in the lands.
36[ina] mi-is,-ri sza2 a-na x [...][in] a ditch that to ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
1'_{na4}na#-[ru2-a_ ...]narua stone(lower confidence: line is broken)
2'_dingir-mesz gal-mesz#_ [a-szi-bu-ut _an_-e _ki_-tim]The great gods who dwell in heaven and earth,
3'ma-la ina _{na4}na-ru2_-e# _szesz#_-[e _mu_-szu-nu zak-ru]as many as are named with the name of a brother on the stele
4'_{gesz}gu-za_-szu2 li-su-hu _bala#_-[szu2 lis-ki-pu?]may his throne be dismantled, may his reign be overturned
5'_kur_-su lu-te-ru a-na _du6_ u [kar-me]May they return his land to the Mound of Heaven and to Karmu.
6'_nun egir_-u _{na4}na-ru2-a_ szu-[a-tu2]a later prince this stele(lower confidence: line is broken)
7'lil2-ta-si-ma _a-mesz_ li-ra-mi-ik-ma#may it be dissolved, may the water be pure, and
8'_i3-mesz_ lip-szu-usz _{udu}siskur_ liq-qi2may oil be poured out; may a sacrifice be made.
9'_dingir-mesz_ szu-a-tu2-nuthose gods
10'ik-ri-be2-e-szu2 _sze-ga_-u2his prayers are agreeable

Sources & licences

Cite the original edition and translator. Page generated by Unread Atlas from the public corpus export of 2026-10-18.