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RINAP 4 Esarhaddon 034 composite (P462884)

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

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DesignationRINAP 4 Esarhaddon 034 composite
IDP462884
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

Transliteration (ATF)

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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)
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2'ma-a-tu szu2-a-tu2 a-di 2(disz)-szu2 a-zu-uz-ma 2(disz) {lu2}szu-ut _sag_-ia a-na _{lu2}nam_-u2-te _ugu_-szu2-nu asz2-kun [...]I conquered that land two times and placed two of my eunuchs as governors over them.
3'ina? lib3?-bi? u2-sze-szib {disz}bi-'i-lu i-na {iri}up-pu-me [...]I settled Biʾilu in Uppumu.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4'{disz}en-asz i-na {iri}kul-li-im-me-ri [...]Bel-aš in Kullimmeri(lower confidence: line is broken)
5'a-na mi-s,ir _kur_ asz-szur{ki} u2-ter na-gu-u2? szu-a-tu2? a-na? esz-szu-te? as,-bat? _gun_I returned to the territory of Assyria. I seized that nagû-demon as a new one.
6'man-da-at-ti _en_-ti-ia szat-ti-szam? la? na-par-ka-a? e-mid-su-nu-ti?I imposed upon them a payment of my lordly majesty for a long time without your permission.
7'ina 1(u)-e _kaskal_-ia an-szar2 [...]In my 10th campaign, Anshar ...
8'u2-sza2-as,-bi-ta pa-nu-u-a a-na {kur}ma2-gan-na? u3 {kur}me-luh-haMy face turned towards Magan and Meluḫa.
9'sza2 ina pi-i _ug3-mesz_ {kur}ku-u-si u3 {kur}mu-s,ur i-nam-bu-u2 u2-sza2-asz2-kin sze-pu-u-a?which in the mouth of the people of the land Kusu and the land Muṣur are named, I had my šepūya(?) established.
10'ad-ke-e-ma _erin2-hi-a-mesz_ an-szar2 gap-sza2-a-ti sza2 qe2-reb [...]I entrusted to the great troops of Assyria, who are in ...
11'ina _{iti}bara2 iti_ resz-tu-u ul-tu2 _iri_-ia asz-szur at-tu-musz {i7}idigna {i7}buranun{ki} ina mi-li-szi?-na? e?-te?-birIn Nisannu (I), the first month, from my city Ašṣur I crossed the Tigris (and) the Euphrates in flood.
12'_kur-mesz_ mar-s,u-u2-ti ri-ma-nisz asz2-tam-di-ihI surrounded like a mountain the barren lands.
13'ina me-ti-iq _kaskal-min_-ia _ugu_ {disz}ba-'a-lu _man_ {kur}s,ur-ri sza2 a-na {disz}tar-qu-u _man_ {kur}ku-u-si ib-ri-szu2 it-tak-lu-maIn the course of my campaign, they attacked Baʾalu, the king of the land Tyre, who had fled to Tarqû, the King of Kush, and
14'_{gesz}szudun_ an-szar2 _en_-ia is-lu-u e-tap-pa-lu me-re-eh-tuThe yoke of the god Aššar, my lord, was lifted up, and I fashioned a scepter.
15'{iri}hal-s,u-_mesz ugu_-szu2 u2-rak-kis-ma a-ka-lu u3 mu-u2 ba-lat, _zi_-ti3-szu2-un ak-lathe forts over him he imposed upon him, and food and the life of their lives he carried off.
16'ul-tu2 {kur}mu-s,ur _karasz_ ad-ke-e-ma a-na {kur}me-luh-ha usz-te-sze-ra har-ra-nuI marched from the land Muṣur, the Carchemish, and set out to the land Meluḫaḫa.
17'3(u) _danna_ qaq-qar ul-tu2 {iri}ap-qu sza2 pa-t,i {kur}sa-me-ri-na a-di {iri}ra-pi-hi30 hectares of land from the city Apqu, which is on the border of the land Samaria, to the city Rapḫu
18'a-na i-te-e na-hal {kur}mu-s,ur a-szar _i7_ la i-szu-u ina eb-li har-har-ri kal-kal-tu2to the edge of the wadi of the land Muṣur, where the river has no outlet, on a rugged road
19'_a-mesz pu2_ ina di-lu-u2-ti _erin2-hi-a_ u2-sza2-asz2-qi2the water of the well in the absence of the troops he shall give.
20'ki-i qi2-bit an-szar2 _en_-ia ina _gesztu-min-mesz_-ia ib-szi-ma usz-ta-bi-la ka-bat-tiaccording to the command of the god Ashur, my lord, with my ears he was born and brought to my attention.
21'_ansze-gam_-mal-li sza2 _lugal-mesz_ {kur}a-ri-bi ka-li-szu2-un ad-ke-e-ma {kusz}na-a-di {kusz}hi-in-ti e-mid-su-nu-tiI carried off all the horses of the kings of the land of the Arabs and adorned them with nādu-garments (and) ḫintu.
22'2(u) _danna_ qaq-qar ma-lak 1(u) 5(disz) u4-me ina szi-pik ba-s,i _kal-mesz_ a-szar s,u-ma-a-me ar-de20 danna of the ground, journeying 15 days in the craft of sifting the mighty, where the light shines forth,
23'4(disz) _danna_ qaq-qar ina {na4}gab-e mu-s,a [...] al-lik4 danna-stones of the ground with alum I marched.
24'4(disz) _danna_ qaq-qar ma-lak 2(disz) u4-me _musz_ 2(disz) _sag-du-mesz_ x [...] sza i-mat-su-un mu-tu2-ma4 nanny goats of the land of cultivation, 2 days, snakes, 2 heads ... ..., who were born and
25'ad-da-isz-ma e-ti7-iq 4(disz) _danna_ qaq-qar ma-lak 2(disz) u4-me [...] _musz-mesz sig7-mesz_I added, and the river level rose 4 danna-measures of ground, 2 days ... yellow snakes
26'sza2 s,u-ub-bu-bu a-gap2-pi 4(disz) _danna_ qaq-qar ma-lak 2(disz) u4-me [...] x-li-tiof the ṣubbubu-offering of Agap-pi, 4 anna-measures of the ground for the journey, 2 days ...
27'1(u) 6(disz) _danna_ qaq-qar ma-lak 8(disz) u4-me ar-de [...] x ma-a-disz16 danna-measures of the ground, marched 8 days, ... ... many times
28'{d}marduk _en gal_-u2 re-s,u-ti il-lik [...]Marduk, the great lord, went to the aid of
29'u2-bal-lit, _zi_-ti3 _erin2-hi-a_-ia 2(u) u4-me 7(disz) [...]I restored the life of my troops. The 27th day ...
30'sza mi3-s,ir {kur}mu-s,ur asz2-ta-kan nu-bat-ti [...]I placed (them) in the territory of the land Muṣur. The night ...
31'ul-tu2 {iri}ma-ag-da-li a-di {iri}me-em-pi [...]From the city Magdalu to the city Mempu
32'mi-szi-ih-ti 4(u) _danna_ qaq-qar ar-de [...]a deficit of 40 danna in the area of Arde ...
33'qaq-qa-ru szu2-a-tu2 ki-ma _{na4}zu2-masz-da3_ [...]That field like mašda-stone
34'ki-ma s,ip-ri {gesz}szil-ta-hi [...]Like a ṣipru-vessel, a bolt ...
35'da-mu u szar-ku el-[...](Sum) My blood and the šarku-disease (are) pure ... (Akk) I am pure and my blood is pure
36'_{lu2}kur2_ ak-s,i a-di [...]I defeated the enemy until(lower confidence: line is broken)
37'a-na {iri}is-hup-ri [...]to Isḫupru(lower confidence: line is broken)
38'[...] x x? _an_ [...]... ... rain ...(low confidence: few signs survive)

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