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RINAP 3/2 Sennacherib 165 composite (P467180)

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

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DesignationRINAP 3/2 Sennacherib 165 composite
IDP467180
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

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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.

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29_{gesz}gigir-mesz ansze-kur-ra-mesz_ {gesz}s,u-um-biThe chariots, the horses, and the yoke
30_ansze-kunga-mesz_ sza i-na qit-ru-ub ta-ha-zithe horses that in the middle of battle
31u2-masz-szi-ru ik-szu-da _szu-min_-a-ahe removed my hands,
32a-na _e2-gal_-szu2 sza qe2-reb babila2{ki}to his palace which is inside Babylon
33ha-disz e-ru-um-ma ap-te-e-maI entered happily and opened, and
34_e2_ ni-s,ir-ti-szu2 _ku3-sig17 ku3-babbar_his own house of gold and silver
35u2-nu-ut _ku3-sig17 ku3-babbar na4_ a-qar-tuthe gold, silver, and aqartu-stone
36mim-ma szum-szu2 _nig2-szu nig2-gur11_ la ni-biwhatever property, possessions, or property that is not his
37ka-bit-tu _gun munus-ug3-mesz e2-gal_-szu2the mighty one, the weapon of the people of his palace
38_{lu2}tirum-mesz_ {lu2}man-za-az pa-nithe commander-in-chief (and) the prefect
39_{lu2}nar-mesz {munus}nar-mesz_singers, female singers
40si-hir-ti um-ma-a-ni ma-la ba-szu-u2All the scholars, as many as there are,
41mut-tab-bi-lu-tu2 _e2-gal_-uszthe slave-girls of the palace
42u2-sze-s,a-am-ma szal-la-tisz am-nuI brought out and counted (them) as booty.
43i-na e-muq {d}asz-szur _en_-ia 1(gesz2) 1(u) 5(disz)With the strength of the god Aššīr, my lord, 115 (men)
44_iri-mesz_-szu2 dan-nu-ti _e2 bad3-mesz_his fortified cities, the houses and walls
45sza {kur}kal-di u3 4(disz) _me_ 2(u) _iri-mesz tur-mesz_of Chaldea and 420 small cities
46sza li-me-ti-szu2-nu al-me _kur_-udI gained dominion over all of them.
47asz2-lu-la szal-la-su-unI carried off their booty.
48{lu2}ur2-bi {lu2}a-ra-mu {lu2}kal-duthe Urbi, the Arameans, the Chaldeans,
49sza qe2-reb unu{ki} nibru{ki} kisz{ki}which are inside Uruk, Nippur, and Kish
50{iri}hur-sag-kalam-ma gu2-du8-a{ki} zimbir{ki}Hursaŋkalama, Kutha, Sippar
51a-di _dumu-mesz iri en_ hi-it,-t,itogether with the citizens of the city lord of the crime
52u2-sze-s,a-am-ma szal-la-tisz am-nuI brought out and counted (them) as booty.
53i-na ta-a-a-ar-ti-iaOn my return march
54{lu2}tu-'u-mu-na {lu2}ri-hi-huthe Tu'una (and) the Riḫihu
55{lu2}ia-daq-qu {lu2}u2-bu-duthe yadaqqu-official, the ubudu-official
56{lu2}gib-re-e {lu2}ma-la-huthe scouts and the malahu-officials
57{lu2}gu-ru-mu {lu2}u2-bu-luthe Gurumu, the Ubulu,
58{lu2}da-mu-nu {lu2}gam-bu-luthe Damūnu, the Gambulu
59{lu2}hi-in-da-ru {lu2}ru-'u-u2-athe Hindāru, the Ruʾua,
60{lu2}pu-qu-du {lu2}ha-am-ra-a-nuThe Puqudu, the Hamranu,
61{lu2}ha-ga-ra-nu {lu2}na-ba-tuThe mayor and the šandabakku
62{lu2}li-i'-ta-a-u2 {lu2}a-ra-muthe Li'tāyu, the Arameans,
63la kan-szu-ti mit-ha-risz ak-szud{ud}I conquered the insubmissive.
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65'_ad-mesz_-ia la kit-nu-szu lu al-likmy ancestors without number I marched.
66'qe2-reb hur-sza2-a-ni zaq-ru-te _a-sza3_ nam-ra-s,iin the midst of the high mountain ranges, a field of no return,
67'i-na _ansze-kur-ra_ ar-kab-ma _{gesz}gigir giri3-min_-iawith a horse behind me, my footstool
68'i-na ti-ik-ka-te u2-sza2-asz2-szihe made her sit on the throne.
69'asz2-ru szup-szu-qu i-na _giri3-min_-ia ri-ma-nisz at-tag-geszWith my feet I firmly established a firm positive answer.
70'{iri}e2-{disz}ki-lam-za-ah {iri}ha-ar-disz-piEkalamzaḫ (and) Ḫardišpi
71'{iri}e2-{disz}ku-bat-ti _iri-mesz_-szu2-nu _e2 bad3-mesz_the cities of E-Kūbattu, their cities, the houses and walls
72'dan-nu-ti al-me _kur_-ud _ug3-mesz ansze-kur-ra-mesz_I conquered. The people, horses and oxen
73'_ansze-kunga-mesz ansze-mesz gu4-mesz_ u3 _u8-udu-hi-a_mules, donkeys, oxen, and sheep and goats
74'ul-tu qer-bi-szu2-un u2-sze-s,a-am-maI brought out from their midst and
75'szal-la-tisz am-nu u3 _iri-mesz_-szu2-nu _tur-mesz_I counted as booty, and their small cities
76'sza ni-ba la i-szu-u2 ap-pul aq-qurI destroyed, devastated, (and) burned with fire those who had no fear.
77'u2-sze-me kar-mesz _e2 edin_ kul-ta-riI made hear. The quays of the house in the plain of Kullari
78'mu-sza2-bi-szu2-nu i-na {d}gesz-bar aq-mu-maI prayed to Gešbar, their lord:
79'di-tal-lisz u2-sze-me u2-ter-maHe heard (it), he returned (it) and
80'{iri}e2-{disz}ki-lam-za-ah szu-a-tuthat city Ekalamzaḫ
81'a-na {iri}bir-tu-ti as,-bat _ugu_ sza u4-me pa-niI took to the fort. As to the days of the past,
82'_bad3-mesz_-szu2 u2-dan-nin-ma _ug3-mesz kur-kur_he strengthened his walls and the people of the lands
83'ki-szit-ti _szu-min_-ia ina lib3-bi u2-sze-szibmy handiwork I settled therein.
84'_ug3-mesz kur_ {lu2}kasz-szi-ithe people of the land of the Kassites
85'u3 _kur_ {lu2}ia-su-bi-gal-la-a-aand the land of the Yasubigaleans
86'sza la-pa-an _{gesz}tukul-mesz_-ia ip-par-szid-duwhich before my weapons he had defeated,
87'ul-tu qe2-reb _kur_-i u2-sze-ri-dam-maI brought down from the mountains and
88'i-na {iri}har-disz-pi {iri}e2-{disz}ku-bat-ti u2-szar-meI made (them) dwell in the cities Ḫardišpi (and) Ekubattu.
89'i-na _szu-min_ {lu2}szu-ut _sag_-ia _{lu2}en-nam_from the hands of my eunuch, the governor
90'{iri}ar-rap-ha am-nu-szu2-nu-tiI conquered Arrapha.
91'_{na4}na-ru2-a_ u2-sze-pisz-ma li-i-tumI had a stele made, and the lītum
92'ki-szit-ti _szu-min_ sza _ugu_-szu-unCopy of the handwriting that is incumbent upon them.
93'asz2-tak-ka-nu s,e-ru-usz-szu2 u2-sza2-asz2-t,ir-maI wrote its foundation documents and
94'i-na qer-bi _iri_ ul-ziz pa-an ni-ri-iain the middle of the city stood before my yoke
95'u2-ter-ma a-na {kur}el-li-pihe returned and to Ellipi
96'as,-s,a-bat har-ra-nu el-la-mu-u2-aI have seized the roads of my pure land.
97'{disz}is-pa-ba-a-ra _lugal_-szu-un _iri-mesz_-szuIspabāra, their king, his cities
98'dan-nu-ti _e2_ ni-s,ir-ti-szu2 u2-masz-szir-mathe strong one, the house of his trust he released, and
99'a-na ru-qe2-e-ti in-na-bithe has taken it as a loan.
100'gim-ri _kur_-szu2 _dagal_-tim _gin7 muru9_all of his wide land, like a cloud
101'as-hu-up {iri}mar-u2-bisz-tiI conquered the city Marūbišti.
102'{iri}ak-ku-ud-du _iri-mesz_-ni _e2 lugal_-ti-szu2the cities of Akkuddu, his royal house
103'a-di 3(u) 4(disz) _iri-mesz_-ni _tur-mesz_ sza li-me-ti-szu2-nutogether with 34 small cities in their environs
104'al-me _kur_-ud ap-pul aq-qur i-na {d}gesz-bar aq-muI conquered, destroyed, (and) burned with fire.
105'_ug3-mesz tur gal nita_ u _munus ansze-kur-ra-mesz_the small people, male and female donkeys
106'_ansze-kunga-mesz ansze-mesz ansze-gam-mal-mesz_mules, donkeys, camels,
107'_gu4-mesz_ u3 _u8-udu-hi-a_ a-na la mi-namoxen and sheep without number
108'asz2-lu-lam-ma a-di la ba-szi-i“I slew (them) together, without ceasing,
109'u2-sza2-lik-szu-ma u2-s,a-ah-hi-ir _kur_-suI marched against him and conquered his land.
110'{iri}s,i-s,i-ir-tu {iri}ku-um-ma-ah-lumṢiṣirtu Kummaḫlum
111'_iri-mesz_ dan-nu-ti a-di _iri-mesz tur-mesz_fortified cities, together with smaller settlements
112'sza li-me-ti-szu2-nu {kur}e2-{disz}ba-ar-ru-u2of their environs, the land Ē-Barrû.
113'na-gu-u2 a-na gi-mir-ti-szu2 ul-tu qe2-reb _kur_-szu2in his entirety from inside his land
114'ab-tuq-ma _ugu_ mi-s,ir _kur_ asz-szur{ki} u2-rad-diI fought and conquered the territory of Assyria.
115'{iri}el-en-za-asz2 a-na _iri lugal_-u2-tiElenzaš to the royal city
116'u3 dan-na-at na-ge-e szu-a-tuand the strong one of that district
117'as,-bat-ma _mu_-szu2 mah-ra-a u2-nak-kir-maI seized and his earlier name I changed and
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119'{disz}kam-mu-su-na-ad-bi {kur}ma-'a-ba-a-aCammu-sunadbi of the land Maʾaba,
120'{disz}{d}a-a-ram-mu {kur}u2-du-um-ma-a-aAya-rammu, the Udummean;
121'_lugal-mesz_-ni _kur_ mar-tu{ki} ka-li-szu2-unall the kings of the land Amurru
122'_igi-sa2_-e szad-lu-ti ta-mar-ta-szu2-nu ka-bit-tuthe first-ranking heirs, their large audience gift
123'a-di 4(disz)-szu2 a-na mah-ri-ia isz-szu-nim-ma4 times before me they took me, and
124'isz-szi-qu _giri3-min_-ia u3 {disz}s,i-id-qa-amy feet and Ṣidqâ
125'_lugal_ {iri}is-qa-al-lu-na sza la ik-nu-szu2king of Isqalluna, who had not sealed (it),
126'a-na ni-ri-ia _dingir-mesz e2 ad_-szu2 sza2-a-szuto my yoke the gods of his father’s house that
127'_dam_-su _dumu-mesz_-szu2 _dumu-munus-mesz_-szu2 _szesz-mesz_-szu2his wife, his sons, his daughters, his brothers
128'_numun e2 ad_-szu2 as-su-ha-am-maI removed the seed of his father’s house and
129'a-na _kur_ asz-szur{ki} u2-rasz-szuto Assyria I brought
130'{disz}lugal-lu-da3-ri _dumu_ {disz}ru-kib-tiLugallu-dari, son of Rukibti
131'_lugal_-szu2-nu mah-ru-u2their former kings
132'_ugu ug3-mesz_ {iri}is-qa-al-lu-na asz2-kun-maI imposed upon the people of Isqalluna and
133'na-dan _gun_ kad3-re-e be-lu-ti-iathe payment of the tribute of my lordship
134'e-mid-su-ma i-sza2-a-t,a ab-sza2-a-nihe imposed upon him, and he caused to die.
135'i-na me-ti-iq ger-ri-ia {iri}e2-da-gan-naIn the course of my campaign, I conquered the city Edagan.
136'{iri}ia-ap-pu-u2 {iri}ba-na-a-a-bar-qa(The cities) Yappû, Banayabarqa,
137'{iri}a-zu-ru _iri-mesz_-ni sza {disz}s,i-id-qa-a szaAzuru, cities of Ṣidqâ of
138'a-na _giri3-min_-ia ar2-hisz la ik-nu-szuto my feet quickly they did not give him
139'al-me _kur_-ud asz2-lu-la szal-la-su-unI surrounded, conquered, and plundered them.
140'_{lu2}szagina-mesz {lu2}nun-mesz_ u3 _ug3-mesz_ {iri}am-qar-ru-nagovernors, princes, and the people of Amqarrûna
141'sza {disz}pa-de-e _lugal_-szu2-nu _en_ a-de-eof Padê, their king, the lord of the treaty
142'u3 ma-mit sza _kur_ asz-szur{ki} bi-re-tu _an-bar_ id-du-maand the oath of Assyria, a bronze shield he cast, and
143'a-na {disz}ha-za-qi-a-u2 {kur}ia-u2-da-a-ato Ḫazaqiau of the land Judah
144'id-di-nu-szu2 nak-risz a-na an-zil-li i-pu-szu2They gave him a weapon, they did it against Anzullu.
145'ip-lah3 _sza3_-szu2-un _lugal-mesz_-ni {kur}mu-us,-rithe kings of the land Muṣri rejoiced.
146'_{lu2}erin2-mesz {gesz}pan {gesz}gigir-mesz ansze-kur-ra-mesz_The cedars, bows, chariots, and horses
147'sza _lugal_ {kur}me-luh-ha e-mu-qi2 la ni-bi ik-te-ru-nim-mathe forces of the king of Meluḫa, without number, gathered and
148'il-li-ku re-s,u-us-su-un“They went, their help
149'i-na ta-mir-ti {iri}al-ta-qu-u2in the plain of the city Altaqû
150'el-la-mu-u2-a si-id-ru szit-ku-nu(Sum) My Elamite, your yoke is a scepter (Akk) Your Elamites are a sidru of yours
151'u2-sza2-'a-lu _{gesz}tukul-mesz_-szu2-un i-na tukul-ti {d}asz-szur _en_-iaWith the support of the god Aššīr, my lord, I made their weapons greater.
152'it-ti-szu2-un am-da-hi-is,-ma [...]I fought with them and(lower confidence: line is broken)
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156'ik-szu-da _szu-min_-a-a {iri}al-ta-qu-u2 {iri}ta-am-na-amy hands the cities Altaqû and Tamna
157'al-me _kur_-ud asz2-lu-la szal-la-su-unI surrounded, conquered, and plundered them.
158'a-na {iri}am-qar-ru-na aq-rib-maI marched to Amqarrūna and
159'_{lu2}szagina-mesz {lu2}nun-mesz_ sza hi-it,-t,u u2-szab-szu-u2The governors, princes who had committed a crime,
160'a-duk-ma i-na di-ma-a-te [...]I killed, and in the battles(lower confidence: line is broken)
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