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eCUT A 08-03 (Q007004)

Royal stone inscription, 8th century, Van · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationeCUT A 08-03
IDQ007004
LanguageUrartian
Period8th century · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreRoyal stone inscription
Find spotVan
Coordinates38.4942, 43.3800

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1a-li-⸢e⸣ [x x (x)] ⸢i⸣-ni [x x e-di]-ni-e a-zi-⸢i⸣-bi-eAlī-e’e ... his ..., his father and his mother
2i-na-[a]-⸢i-ni⸣-[li] te-ra-[i-e {m]}ar-giš-ti-še a-li-eIna-emini-eli, the treasury of Argištīše, the city
3hu-ti-[a-di-e] {d}hal-di-⸢e⸣-[di] ⸢EN⸣-di {d}IM-di {d}UTU-di“Ḫaldi, Ea, Bel, Adad, Šamaš
4a-lu-u₂-si-ni-[ni] al-su-[u₂]-i-ši-ni a-li-i a-ba-a-di(As for) the one who removes me, (as for the one) who says:
5i-ku-ka-a-ni MU ši-[šu₂]-ha-ni {lu₂}hu-ra-di-ni-li u₂-e-li-du-bihe swore by the name of Ši-šu-hani the huradinili priest
6uš-ta-di {m}di-a-u₂-e-hi-ni-e-di MAN {m}di-a-u₂-e-hi MAN-nu-du-u₂-biDiaueḫini, the king, gave (this seal).
7ha-u₂-bi {kur}še-ri-i-a-zi URU{meš} GIBIL₂-bi E₂.GAL{meš} har-har-šu₂-bi ku-ṭi₅-a-diThe land Šeriazi, its new cities, its palaces, its canals (and) canals I conquered.
8pa-⸢ri {uru⸣}pu-ti-e sal-ma-at-hi {kur}bi-a-ni {kur}hu-ša₂-ni ʾa-al-du-bi an-da-ni {kur}tar-i-u₂-niHe conquered the lands Bia, Ḫuša, Andanu, and Tariu.
9uš-ta-a-di {kur}za-ba-a-ha-a-e-u₂-e e-di-i-a ha-a-u₂-bi {kur}za-ba-a-ha-a-e ši-i-liI went up to the land Zabaḫa. I conquered the land Zabaḫu.
10ku-ṭi₅-a-di pa-a-ri-e {uru}u₂-zi-na-bi-tar-na-a pa-ri {kur}si-ri-mu-tar-a {kur}ba-ba-niHe conquered the territory of the city Uzina-bitara, the territory (of) the land Sirimutara and the land Babani.
11an-da-ni {uru}ma-qa-al-tu₂-ni {kur}i-ga-ni-ni ʾa-al-du-bi ši-a-di {m}e-ri-a-hi-ni-ni-e KUR-ni-e-diHe conquered the territory of the land Maqaltuni (and) the land Igani. He defeated Eriaḫini.
12uš-ta-di {kur}a-pu-ni-i-e-di ha-u₂-bi {uru}u₂-ri-e-i-u₂-ni URU MAN-nu-si {⸢kur⸣}u₂-i-ṭe₃-ru-hi-ni-iI set off to the land Apuni. I conquered the city Uriya, the royal city of Uit-beruḫini.
1310 LIM 9 LIM 2 ME 55 ub-še 10 LIM 1 ME 40 {lu₂}ERIN₂{meš} še-e-hi-e-ri-e 20 LIM 3 LIM 2 ME 80 {munus}u₂-e-di-i-a-ni9255 ubše, 10140 men of Šveḫiri, 23208 women.
14PAP 5 a-ti-⸢bi⸣ 2 LIM 6 ME 75 {lu₂}ta-ar-šu₂-a-ni MU a-li-ki za-aš₂-gu-bi a-li-ki še-hi-e-ri a-gu-biA total of 5 Ati-ēbi, 26575 Taršua(nnu) — the year (in which) I founded it, (when) I rebuilt it,
151 LIM 1 ME 4 ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš} pa-ru-bi 30 LIM 5 LIM 15 {gu₄}pa-hi-ni 10 a-ti-bi [x LIM] 1 LIM 8 ME 29 {udu}šu₂-še{meš}1104 horses, its total: 30515 oxen, 10 atībi, [x] thousand 1 829 goats
16{m}ar-giš-ti-še a-li-e {d}hal-di-a iš-ti-ni-e i-na-ni-⸢li⸣ ar-ni-u₂-ši-ni-li 1 MU za-du-biArgišti says: For the god Ḫaldi he dedicated it (this statue). Arniušinili 1 year.
17{d}hal-di-⸢i⸣-ni uš-ta-bi ma-si-⸢ni⸣-e {giš}⸢šu₂⸣-ri-e ka-ru-ni {m}a-bi-li-i-a-ni-e-hi {kur}e-ba-ni-⸢e⸣For the god Ḫaldi I set off. Asi-emani he set off with his weapon. Abili-aḫi I conquered.
18{kur}a-ni-iš-⸢te⸣-er-ga-e {m}qu-ub-za-ni-i-ni {m}ul-tu₂-za-i-ni KUR-ni-e te-qu-a-li {m}ar-giš-ti-ka-iI conquered the land Anište-Erga, (and) Qubzaini and Ultuzaini. I took away from you the barges.
19{d}hal-di-i ⸢ku⸣-ru-ni {d}hal-di-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-i ku-ru-ni {d}hal-di-i-ni-ni al-[su-u₂]-⸢i⸣-ši-niFor the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, for the weapon of the god Haldi, he (the god) Alsu'e-išini
20uš-ta-bi {m}ar-gi-iš-ti-i-ni {m}mi₃-nu-u₂-a-hi {d}hal-di-i-ni u₂-lu-[uš-ta]-a-i-biArgištini, Minuahi and Ḫaldi brought it.
21{m}ar-giš-ti-še ⸢a⸣-li-e ha-u₂-bi {kur}e-[ti]-u₂-ni-ni ku-ṭi₅-⸢a⸣-di pa-ri-e {kur}⸢iš⸣-[qi-gu-lu]-u₂-eArgištīše conquered, and the land Etiuni he captured. The enemy land Eqigulu
22pa-ri {m}u₂-du-ri {kur}e-ti-u₂-hi-ni ʾa-še {munus}lu-tu₂ pa-ru-bi {m}ar-gi-⸢iš⸣-[ti-še a]-⸢li⸣-[e](The statue of) Udūri of the land Etiuḫini is a statue of a woman. Its statue is Argi-ešti.
23hu-ti-a-di {d}hal-di-e-di EN-⸢di⸣ {d}IM-di {d}UTU-di a-lu-si-ni-ni ⸢al⸣-[su-i-ši-ni]I prayed to the god Ḫaldi, my Lord, my Weather-God, my Sun (and) my Alūsini.
24a-li a-ba-a-di i-ku-ka-a-ni ⸢ša₂-a⸣-li-⸢e⸣ uš-ta-a-di {kur}u₂-lu-[a-ni-e-di]Where did I go? When I went down to the land Uluani
25ha-a-u₂-bi {kur}ur-ia-ni {kur}ṭe₃-er-⸢ṣu⸣-bi ha-a-u₂-bi {m}mu-⸢ru-zu-qa-i⸣-[ni {kur}e-ba-ni-e]He conquered the lands Uria, Ṭēr-ešbû, Mu-eru-zuqai, and Ebani.
26ma-ri-ni qar-bi a-gu-nu-ni ma-[nu] gu-nu-ša₂-a ha-u₂-bi ʾa-še {munus}[lu-tu₂ {lu₂}ub-še pa-ru-bi](As for) Mari, her warrior, her agunnu priestess, (as for the one) who destroys her gunuša priestesses, her alas and lutu-priestess's corpses
27⸢ha⸣-a-u₂-bi {uru}u₂-ba-a-ru-gi-il-du-u₂-[ni] ⸢URU⸣ MAN-⸢nu⸣-[si x x x x]Its ḫābu-ea-ubi and Ubarugildûni gardens, the king’s gardens
28[ku]-⸢ṭi₅-a⸣-di pa-ri {kur}⸢ku⸣-[x]-ru-pi-ra pa-ri {kur}tar-ra-[x x x] x [x x x x x]Ku-eṭi-a-edi, prefect of the land Eku-e-x-rupira, pr[fect of] the land Tarra-
29[uš-ta]-⸢di⸣ {uru}id-⸢qi⸣-a-u₂-ni-e-di {na₄}a-⸢la⸣-[x x x x x x x x]I poured out a libû-vessel of agate.
30ʾa-še {munus}u₂-e-di-a-[ni pa-ru-bi x x x x (x)]The figurines of Uediāni, its rear ...
31ha-a-u₂-bi {kur}ir-ki-[u₂-ni-ni x x x x x x x x (x)]I conquered the land Irkiunini ...
32ku-u₂-ṭi₅-a-⸢di⸣ [pa-ri x x x x x x (x)]Kuṭi-a-edî
33uš-ta-di {kur}ar-tar-mu-[x x x x x x (x)]he conquered the land Bartarmu.
34gu-nu-ši-ni-i-e su-[u₂-i-du-lu-u₂-bi]and the šu'iddu-lû-festival
35URU{meš} [a-ma-aš₂-tu₂-bi x x x x x x x x x]The city and its people
36ku-ṭi₅-a-⸢di⸣ [pa-ri x x x x]Kutbi-a-edi’e
37pa-a-ri [x x x x x x]the front ......
38x [x x x x x x x x ʾa-še]{meš}[......] figurines
3910 LIM x [ME x {munus}u₂-e-di-a]-ni10 thousand ... female kids
40PAP 20 LIM 2 ME 79 {lu₂}UN{[meš} MU]A total of 20279 people of that year
41a-li-ki za-aš₂-gu-bito the city Zašgubi
42a-li-ki še-hi-riwho goes to the quay
43a-⸢gu⸣-[u₂-bi-e]and the agû-priest
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11 LIM 2 ME 80 [x ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš} pa-ru-bi x x (x) {gu₄}pa-hi-ni]{meš}1200+x horse(s), ... oxen,
212 a-ti-bi 6 LIM [x x (x) {udu}šu₂-še{meš} {m}ar-giš-ti-še a-li-e]12 ... 6 thousand ... ... of Argištīše the mayor
3{d}hal-di-a iš-ti-[ni-e] ⸢i⸣-[na-ni-li ar-ni-u₂-ši-ni-li 1 MU za]-⸢du⸣-biFor the god Ḫaldi he dedicated it (this statuette). He dedicated it to Arnīušinili. 1 year.
4{m}ar-gi-iš-ti-ni [MAN] DAN-[NU MAN al-su-i-ni a-lu-si {uru}ṭu-uš-pa] URU(I am) Argištini strong king great king, lord of the Ṭuspa-City.
5{d}hal-di-i-ni uš-ta-[bi ma-si-i-ni-e {giš}šu₂-ri-e ka-ru-ni] {kur}ha-a-teḪaldi set off with his weapon, he defeated the Hittite lands.
6ka-ru-ni {m}hi-la-ru-a-da-ni [KUR-ni-e te-qu-a-li {m}ar-giš]-ti-i-ka-iHe conquered the land of Ḫilaruadani, (and) I captured Argišti.
7{d}hal-di-i ku-ru-ni {d}hal-di-ni {[giš}šu₂-ri-i ku-ru-ni {d}hal-di-ni-ni al]-su-i-ši-niFor the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, for the šūru-tree of his Lord, he dedicated it (this statue).
8{m}ar-giš-ti-še {m}mi₃-nu-a-hi-ni-še a-[li-e hu-ti-a-di {d}hal-di-e]-di EN-diArgišti and Minuaḫini the lord of Ḫaldi
9{d}IM-di {d}UTU-di DINGIR{meš}[aš₂-te {kur}bi-a]-i-na-a-aš₂-⸢te⸣Adad, Šamaš, the gods of the Bia lands
10a-lu-si-ni-ni al-su-i-[ši-ni a-li-i a-ba-di] ha-ši-al-me DINGIR{meš}(as for the one) who removes me from this place, may the gods look upon me.
11{m}ar-gi-iš-ti-i-še {[m}mi₃-nu-a]-hi-ni-e-še a-li-eArgišti and Minua
12u₂-⸢lu⸣-uš-ta-i-bi {d}hal-di-ni {[lu₂}A.SI]{meš} uš-ta-di {kur}ha-ti-na-i-⸢di⸣he conquered. The god Ḫaldi, the herald, brought about the defeat of the land Hatinai.
13ha-[u₂]-bi {kur}ni-ri-ba-i hu-bi {kur}[x-x-x {uru}x-x]-ur-ma-ni a-gu-nu-ni ma-a-⸢nu⸣he conquered the land Niriba and he plundered the land .
14⸢gu⸣-nu-u₂-ša₂-a ha-a-u₂-bi {uru}[x x x x x x] a-da-ni URU MAN-nu-si ha-u₂-[bi]he conquered. The city ... his father, the city of king-nusi
15{d}hal-di-ni-ni al-su-i-ši-[ni uš]-ta-a-di {kur}ha-ti-i-na-a-ṣi-eThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi I set off towards the land Ḥatti.
16an-da-ni {m}tu₂-a-te-hi-ni-i KUR-ni [ʾa-al]-du-bi sal-ma-at-hi {uru}mi₃-li-ṭi₅-a-nihis father, Tuāteḫini, his mountain (and) all of it he conquered. The city Miliṭiani
17ku-ṭi₅-a-di pa-ri {uru}pi-la-⸢i⸣-[x x x]-ni-pi-ni ⸢pa⸣-ri ki-ri me-li-a-i-ni ID₂The kutbīadi canal, the canal of Pila-ei, ...-nipini, and the canals of the orchard of Melia,
18{kur}ma-ar-mu-u₂-a-ni {kur}qa-x-[x]-a-ni ʾa-še {munus}lu-tu₂ ši-i-u₂-biHe conquered the lands Marmua and Qa.
19E₂.GAL{meš} ha-ar-har-šu₂-u₂-[bi] URU{[meš} GIBIL₂]-bi 2 LIM 5 ⸢ME 39 ub-še{meš}Its palaces were destroyed. Its new cities were 2500 ešumu-houses 39 shrines
208 LIM 2 ME 98 LU₂ TI{meš} 10 LIM 8 [LIM] 57 {munus}lu-tu₂{meš}828 men have died, 10857 women have died
21[PAP 20 LIM 9 LIM 2 ME 84 {lu₂}UN{meš} MU a-[li-ki za]-aš₂-gu-bi a-li-ki [še]-hi-ri a-gu-bia total of 19284 captives of the same year.
22[x x] x ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš} 10 LIM 7 LIM 9 ME 64 {[gu₄]}⸢pa⸣-hi-ni [a]-ti-bi 2 [x x x {udu]}⸢šu₂⸣-šeI counted x horses, 107,964 oxen, 2 ...
23{[m}ar-giš]-⸢ti⸣-še {m}mi₃-[nu-a-hi]-⸢ni⸣-še a-[li-e {d}hal]-⸢di⸣-[a iš]-ti-ni-eArgiš-etīše (and) Minuaḫi-eteni, the god Ḫaldi, together with him
24[i-na-ni-li] ar-[ni]-u₂-ši-[ni]-e-li šu₂-si-⸢ni⸣ MU [za]-⸢du⸣-u₂-biIštar-ili, Arni-usini-eli, Šasini, the name of Za-edu-ubi
25{[d}hal-di-i-ni uš]-⸢ta⸣-[a-bi ma-si]-ni-e {giš}šu₂-ri-e [ka-ru-ni] {kur}e-[ti-i]-⸢u₂⸣-ni-niThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi I set off. With his weapon he conquered the land Eti.
26[ka-ru-ni {uru}qi-hu-ni] KUR-ni-e te-qu-ni {[(m)]}ar-[gi-iš-ti]-ka-a-iHe conquered the territory of the land Qiḫuni, he captured Argišti.
27{[d}hal-di-i ku-ru-ni {d}hal-di-i-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-i] ku-ru-niFor the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, he erected a stele.
28{[d}hal-di-i-ni-ni al-su-u₂-i-ši-i-ni uš-ta-bi {m}ar-gi-iš-ti-ni {m]}mi₃-nu-u₂-a-hiThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi (I am) Argišti and Minua
29{[d}hal-di-i-ni u₂-lu-uš-ta-a-i-bi {m}ar-gi-iš-ti-i-še a-li]-eFor the god Ḫaldi Argišti, his (or, resp. the) Lord
30[ha-a-u₂-bi {uru}qi-hu-ni {kur}si-lu-ni-ni ṣu-i-ni-a bi-di-e]I conquered the territory of the city Qiḫuni, the land Siluni, (and) the land Buni.
31[ku-ṭi₅-i-a-di pa-a-ri-e {uru}a-li-iš-tu₂-u₂ ʾa-še {munus}lu-tu₂ pa]-ru-biThe kutbī-iadi priestess of the courtyard, the alištu-priestess, the lutu priestesses who were present
32{[d}hal-di-ni-ni ba-u₂-ši-ni {m}ar-gi-iš-ti-še {m}mi₃-nu-a-hi-ni-še] a-li-eThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi (I am) Argišti and Minua
33{[uru}er-bu-u₂-ni-ni ši-i-di-iš-tu₂-u₂-bi {kur}bi-i-a-i-na-a-u₂-e] uš-ma-šeI conquered the city Erbuni and the Bia lands
34{[kur}lu-lu-i-na-u₂-i na-a-pa-a-hi-i-a-i-di qi-i-u₂-ra-a-ni qu-ul-di-i]-ni ma-nuthe land Lulinea I conquered, his troops were many.
35[u₂-i gi-e-i ši-i-da-a-u₂-ri] iš-[ti-ni DAN-NU{meš} ar-ni-u₂-ši-ni-li za]-du-bi iš-ti-ni“O reeds, šidāru-plants, there are plenty of them.
366 LIM 6 ME LU₂{meš]} ⸢gu⸣-nu-⸢ši⸣-[ni-i e-er-ṣi-du]-u₂-bi iš-ti-ni6600 men of the Egunu-ešîni temple were built there.
37{[kur}ha-a-te-e {kur}ṣu-u₂-pa-a-ni] {d}[hal-di-i-ni-ni al-su-u₂-i-ši-i-ni {m}ar]-gi-iš-ti-i-šethe lands Ḫatê and Būpa, through the greatness of the god Haldi (I am) Argišti
38{m}⸢mi₃⸣-[nu-a-hi-ni]-še a-⸢li⸣-[e hu]-ti-[a-di {d}hal-di-i-e-di EN-di {d]}IM-di {d}UTU-diEmanu-ahīše the lord of the god Ḫaldi and the god Šamaš
39DINGIR{[meš}aš₂-te] {kur}bi-a-i-[na-aš₂-te a-lu-si-ni-ni al-su-i]-ši-ni a-li a-ba-diof the Assyrian gods my lord I am. Through the greatness of (my) Lord I have come to an end.
40ha-ši-[al-me] DINGIR{meš} i-ku-[ka-ni MU uš-ta-di] {kur}u₂-bur-da-u₂-e e-di-i-awho reveres the gods, whose name has been proclaimed by the land Uburda’u,
41{m}x-[x]-lu-bu-ra-a-ni [MAN {kur}u₂]-bur-[da]-al-hi ha-a-u₂-bi {kur}e-ba-a-ni-i-e-luburāni the king of Uburdalḫu conquered the land Ebani.
42{[uru]}ir-du-a-ni URU MAN-[nu-si] ha-a-u₂-bi {kur}u₂-i-šu₂-ši-ni nu-lu-uš-tu₂-u₂-biThe city Irduni, a royal city, was conquered, and the land Uišušini was plundered.
43{[lu₂]}ʾa-še {munus}lu-tu₂ ši-u₂-bi iš-ti-ni-ni uš-ta-⸢di⸣ {[kur]}ha-hi-a-u₂-e e-di-a(As for) the man who bore this woman, I have gone up to the land Ḫaḫiāu.
44E₂.GAL{meš} har-ha-ar-šu₂-bi URU{meš} GIBIL₂-bi {uru}bi-x-ha-u₂-⸢zu⸣-ni-e URU-eIts fortresses and settlements, its rebuilding (and) the city Bi-x-ha-ezu-e-ni
45{lu₂}ta-ar-šu₂-a-na-ra-ni GIBIL₂-bi 7 [LIM 6 ME 48 ub-še{meš]} 2 ⸢LIM⸣ 6 ME 55 LU₂ TI{meš}The new Taršu-ana-rani: 768 corpses, 2 thousand and 655 men died.
468 LIM 4 ME{meš} 97 {⸢munus⸣}[u₂]-e-[di-a-ni PAP 10 ⸢LIM⸣ 9 LIM 7 ME 90 {⸢lu₂⸣}UN{meš} MU8400 female kids, 97 girls, a total of 10 girls, 9700 boys, this year
47a-li-ki za-aš₂-gu-[bi a-li]-ki [še-hi]-ri a-gu-bi 2 ME 32 ANŠE.KUR.RAWhere are the zazagû-vessels, where are the piles of bricks? 232 horses
48[x x LIM] 8 ME 3 {gu₄⸣}[pa-hi-ni]-e [pa-ru-bi 10 LIM 1 LIM 6 ME 26 {udu}šu₂-še{meš}x thousand 833 oxen, its plough: 10626 young goats
49{[m}ar-giš]-ti-[še a]-⸢li⸣-e {d}hal-di-a iš-ti-ni-eArtaxerxes, the lord of Ḫaldi, with us
50i-[na-ni]-⸢li ar⸣-ni-u₂-ši-ni-e-⸢li za⸣-du-⸢bi⸣“Now, after you have made it perfect for me,
51{d}[hal]-⸢di⸣-ni uš-ta-a-bi ma-a-si-ni-e {giš}šu₂-⸢ri⸣-eThe god Ḫaldi set off with his weapon.
52ka-ru-ni {kur}aš-šur {lu₂}hu-ra-a-⸢di⸣-eHe conquered the land Assyria (and) the Hurrayeans
53ka-ru-ni {m}ʾa-ar-si-ta-ni KUR-ni-eHe defeated Alarsitani, his land.
54⸢te⸣-qu-u₂-a-li {m}ar-gi-iš-⸢ti⸣-ka-a-i“Argiš-eti-ka’i,
55{m}ar-⸢gi⸣-iš-ti-i-šeArtaxerxes, the Great King.
56{m}mi₃-nu-⸢a⸣-[hi]-ni-še a-li-eMinu-ea-ehinīše the mayor
57{⸢kur⸣}aš-⸢šur⸣ {[lu₂}A].⸢SI⸣{meš}ṣi-eEkur-ešur-e3
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1{kur}e-ba-ni-[u₂]-ki aš₂-du {lu₂}hu-ra-di-ni-e-li u₂-e-li-du-u₂-⸢bi⸣I conquered the land Ebaniu together with the Ḫuradini
2hu-⸢ti⸣-a-di {[d]}⸢hal⸣-di-e-di EN-di {d}IM-di {d}UTU-di DINGIR{meš}aš₂-te {kur}bi-⸢a⸣-na-aš₂-[te]the Ḫu’eti-eadi, the Eḫal-edi (and) the lord, Adad, Šamaš, (and all) the gods of the Bia lands
3a-lu-⸢si⸣-[ni]-ni al-su-i-ši-ni a-li a-ba-a-di ha-a-ši-al-⸢me⸣ DINGIR{meš}(As for) Alu-esini, (as for the one) who removes me, may the gods requite me.
4{m}ar-giš-[ti-še a]-⸢li⸣-e {d}hal-di-i ku-ru-ni {d}hal-di-ni {giš}⸢šu₂-ri⸣-i ku-ru-niArtaxerxes, the vizier of the god Ḫaldi, (and) the weapon of the Lord, he entrusted to him.
5{d}hal-[di-ni-ni al]-⸢su-i⸣-ši-ni a-ri-bi-⸢ri⸣-da-di ka-i {kur}qi-la-ši-ni {kur}ba-ba-niThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi I conquered the land Qilasini and the land Babani.
6su-[ṭu-qu-bi] 20 LIM [x x x] 11 LIM 4 ME 39 ub-še iš-ti-ni za-⸢du⸣Its subterranean waters: 20[+x ...]; 11439 rivers are here; Za-edu-e23
7{[lu₂}A.SI{meš} u₂-e-li-du]-u₂-bi ši-u₂-bi {kur}e-ba-ni-u₂-ka-[ni]the Assyrians who were killed, his land of Ebaniu
8i-[ku-ka-ni MU uš-ta-di] {uru}me-na-ab-šu₂-ni-e-di {uru}du-⸢du⸣-ma-a-i-[di]When he has sworn by the name, he will conquer the city Menabšuni and the city Du-edu-ema-idi.
9[ha-u₂-bi {uru}x-x-x URU] MAN-nu-si {kur}e-ba-a-ni-i-e ha-a-u₂-biHe conquered the city ..., king-nusi of the land Ebani.
10[x x x x x x x x x] x {uru}šur-⸢ha⸣-ra-ra-a {kur}bu-uš-tu₂-u₂-ethe ... of Šur-ḫērārī, the Bu’usvtu,
11[x x x x x x uš-ta-di] {⸢uru⸣}ba-bi-lu-i-ni-e {kur}e-ba-ni-e-diI set off to the city Babilu, to the land Ebani.
12[x x x x x x x {kur}ba-ru]-u₂-a-ta-i-di {kur}par₂-šu₂-a-i-diI conquered the lands Baruata and Paršua.
13[x x x x x x x {kur}par₂-šu₂]-a-i {kur}e-ba-ni a-tu₂-bi URU{meš} ⸢GIBIL₂⸣-bithe lands Paršuai and Ebani I conquered. The cities of the New Palace
14[x x x x x x x x x x] 5 LIM 1 ME 40 {lu₂}UN{meš} ša₂-a-li-e5140 šālīyu
15[x x x x x x x x a-li]-ki za-⸢aš₂⸣-[gu-bi] a-li-ki TI{[meš]} a-gu-[bi]“Where are you going, Za-ešu-egūbi? Where are you taking care of this matter?
16[x x x x x x x ANŠE.KUR].⸢RA⸣{meš} [x x x] 9 ME 87 {gu₄}pa-⸢hi-ni⸣-[e]... horses, 987 oxen,
17[x x x x x x x x x x] 5 {udu}šu₂-še-e...... 5 young goats
18{m}[ar-giš-ti-še a-li]-e {d}hal-di-a iš-ti-ni-eFor the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp. the) Lord
19i-[na-ni-li ar-ni-u₂]-ši-ni-li 1 MU ⸢za⸣-[du-bi]Inani-ili Arni-ušinili 1 year Ezaba-edubi
20{d}hal-[di-ni uš-ta-bi ma]-⸢si⸣-ni-e {⸢giš⸣}[šu₂]-⸢ri-e⸣The god Ḫaldi set off, he set off with his weapon.
21ka-ru-ni {kur}aš-⸢šur⸣ {[lu₂}hu-ra-di]-⸢e⸣ ka-ru-[ni] {kur}bu-uš-tu₂-niHe conquered the land Ašur and the Ḫuradi-ēde, he defeated the land Bušentuni.
22{kur}tar-⸢i⸣-u₂-ni te-⸢qu⸣-[u₂-a-li] {m}ar-giš-ti-ka-iand the land Tarēyu he conquered. Argišti
23{d}hal-di-ni-ni al-su-⸢i-ši⸣-ni {m}ar-[gi]-iš-ti-še a-li-eThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi (I am) Argišti
24E₂.GAL{meš} ši-du-u₂-u₂-li {kur}šu₂-ri-[ši]-li-[ni]-i iš-pu-u₂-i-u₂-biThe palaces that the king of Urarṭu had built
25{kur}aš-šur {lu₂}hu-ra-di-⸢i⸣-e {kur}e-⸢ba⸣-ni-u₂-ki aš₂-duAssyria, I conquered the Huradians and the Ebanieans.
26hu-ti-a-di {d}hal-di-e-di EN-di {d}IM-di {d}UTU-diI prayed to the god Ḫaldi, my Lord, the Weather-God, (and) the Sun-god.
27DINGIR{meš}aš₂-te {kur}bi-a-i-na-aš₂-te a-lu-si-ni-ni ⸢al⸣-su-i-ši-ni a-[li] ⸢a⸣-ba-dithe Assyrian gods, his (or, resp., his) lord, the Elamite gods
28ha-ši-al-me DINGIR{meš} {m}ar-gi-iš-ti-še {m}mi₃-nu-a-hi-ni-še a-[li]-eThe gods rejoiced over me, and I, Minua, my lord
29{d}hal-di-i ⸢ku⸣-[ru]-ni {d}hal-di-ni {⸢giš⸣}šu₂-ri-i ku-ru-niFor the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, he erected this stele.
30{d}hal-di-ni-ni [al]-su-i-[ši]-ni {lu₂}a-u₂-[a]-ra-ši-li ki-da-nu-biThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi the A'uarašili temple
31{kur}aš-šur su-u₂-i-[du]-bi za-⸢aš₂⸣-[gu]-⸢bi⸣ [x x x] {kur}e-ba-ni-u₂-⸢ka⸣-niThe land Assyria was conquered, and the land Ebaniu
32{m}da-a-da-ni {lu₂}[a-u₂]-a-ra-[ši-li x x x x]-x-be a-mu-⸢u₂⸣-biDayani, the A'uarašili ... Amu-ēbûbi
33i-ku-ka-ni MU uš-ta-di {kur}⸢ha⸣-[x-x-x-di {kur}x-x-x]-i-e-⸢e⸣-diHe conquered the land Eḫa-edi, the land ...ie-e-di
34{kur}ar-ha-u₂-e ⸢e⸣-di-[a x x x x x x {uru}x-x-x]-ni ⸢URU⸣ [MAN]-nu-siThe land Barḫu, the E-dia, the ... of the city ..., the palace of the king,
3560 URU{meš}e {lu₂}UN{meš}ra-[ni {munus}lu-tu₂{meš} ta]-aš₂-⸢mu-u₂⸣-bi60 of the cities whose rulers (and) governors you have chosen
36uš-ta-di {kur}bu-uš-tu₂-u₂-e-⸢di⸣ [x x x x x x x x {uru]}⸢šur⸣-ha-[ra]-⸢ra⸣-[a]I set off towards the land Buštû-edi’e.
37{uru}a-bur-za-ni-ni {uru}[x x x x x x x x x]-gi-[ni]the aburzāni plant, the ... plant,
38{uru}qa-du-qa-ni-u₂-ni {kur}[x x x x x x x x] ha-u₂-[bi]he conquered the city Qaduqaniu, the land .
39{m}ar-gi-iš-ti-še a-li-e [x x x x x x x x x x x]-tu₂-u₂-[bi]Argištīše the lord
40ku-ṭi₅-[a]-di pa-a-ri {kur}ma-[na-a-ni]-e {kur}ba-⸢ba⸣-[ni-e]He conquered the territory of the land Mana, the land Ba’eba.
4110 LIM 8 LIM 8 ME 27 {lu₂}ta-[ar-šu₂]-a-[ni]{meš} ša₂-a-[li]-e10827 prisoners of war
42a-li-ki za-aš₂-gu-bi a-li-ki še-hi-e-ri [a-gu]-bi 6 ME 6 [ANŠE].KUR.RAWhere are the zazagû-vessels, where are the piles of bricks? Its area is 606 horses.
431 ME 84 ANŠE.A.AB.BA{meš} 6 LIM 2 ME 57 {gu₄}pa-hi-ni 30 LIM 3 LIM 2 ME 3 {udu}⸢šu₂⸣-[še]184 seahs, 627 oxen, 32003 ewes
44{m}ar-giš-ti-še {m}mi₃-nu-a-hi-ni-še a-li-⸢e⸣ {d}hal-di-a ⸢iš⸣-ti-ni-i-eArgišti and Minua, for the god Ḫaldi his (or, resp. his) Lord
45i-na-ni-e-li ar-ni-u₂-ši-ni-e-li šu₂-si-ni MU za-a-du-u₂-[bi]“It is the year (of) Arniusini, it is the name of Zadubu
46{d}hal-di-⸢i⸣-ni uš-ta-a-bi ma-a-si-ni-e {giš}šu₂-ri-i-eThe god Ḫaldi set off with his weapon.
47ka-ru-ni {[kur]}i-ia-a-ni-ni KUR-ni-e ka-ru-ni {kur}ma-na-ni {kur}bu-uš-tu₂-niHe defeated the land Iya, he defeated the mountain Mana and the land Buštuni.
48te-qu-a-li {⸢m⸣}ar-giš-ti-ka-a-i {d}hal-di-ni-ni al-su-i-ši-niWhen you enter the Argišti temple, I am Ḫaldi.
49{m}ar-giš-ti-še a-⸢li⸣-e šur-ha-a-ni {lu₂}A.SI{meš} u₂-e-li-du-u₂-liArgištīše the a’elî-priestess and the oxherds he entrusted.
50hu-ti-a-di {d}⸢hal⸣-[di]-⸢e⸣-di EN-di {d}IM-di {d}⸢UTU⸣-diI prayed to Eḫaladdi, my lord, Adad, and Šamaš.
51DINGIR{meš}aš₂-te {kur}⸢bi⸣-[a-i]-na-aš₂-te a-lu-u₂-si-ni-nithe Assyrian gods, their lords
52al-su-u₂-i-ši-[ni] a-li a-ba-a-di ha-ši-al-me DINGIR{meš}I called out to him, where did I go? May the gods look upon me!
53{m}ar-gi-iš-[ti]-še {m}mi₃-i-nu-u₂-a-hi-ni-e-še a-li-eArgišti and Minuaḫini
54{d}hal-di-i ku-[ru]-ni {d}hal-di-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-i ku-[ru]-niFor the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, he erected a stele.
55{d}hal-di-⸢i⸣-[ni-ni] ⸢al⸣-su-u₂-i-ši-i-ni uš-ta-[di]Through the greatness of the god Ḫaldi (I am) Al-esu'isini I have given.
56{kur}i-⸢ia-ni⸣-[ni {kur]}e-ba-a-ni-e-di KUR-ni ha-a-⸢u₂⸣-biI conquered the land Iani and the land Ebani.
57E₂.GAL{meš} har-[har-šu₂]-u₂-bi URU{meš} a-ma-aš₂-tu₂-u₂-[bi]The palace was destroyed, the cities were plundered
58{uru}e-ra-[ṭe₃-li {uru]}e-ra-ṭe₃-li-e u₂-li ⸢ha⸣-u₂-⸢bi⸣The treasury of Bēlet-ilī (and) the temple of E’eḫa'ebû
59ʾa-še {[munus}lu-tu₂ iš-ti]-ni-ni pa-ru-u₂-[bi]the figurines of the dead woman who are with us have been carried off.
60i-[ku-ka-ni MU] uš-ta-di {kur}ma-na-a-i-[di]he conquered. The year following: “The land Manaidi
61[x x x x {kur}bu]-uš-tu₂-u₂-ni {id₂}za-tu₂-ra-[ni]... of the land Buštuni, the Zatur river
62[x x x x] ⸢ga⸣-ri-ni qar-bi [a-gu]-nu-ni [ma-nu]... of the egirini, its horns agununi
63[gu-nu-ša₂-a ha]-a-u₂-[bi]may their throne be lifted up.
64[ʾa-še {munus}lu-tu₂ iš]-ti-ni-ni ši-⸢u₂⸣-[bi]“As for the man who is with us, its ši’ebû-offering
65x [x x x x]-⸢ni⸣ a ni [x]... ni ...
66[x x x x] ta ni [x]... ...
67[x x x x] a-me-ri ⸢i⸣ [x]... eagles
68[x x x x]-⸢še⸣ mu-ur-⸢mu⸣ [x x]... Ur-emû ...
69[x x x x x x x x x]
70⸢ku⸣-ṭi₅-[a-di pa-ri]“The eku-eṭi-adi (temple) is open
71{m}u₂-⸢e⸣-[x-x-x]U’e-e-...,
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110 LIM 8 LIM 2 ME 438243 (lines).
2{lu₂}ta-ar-šu₂-a-ni-e MUto Taršuani
3a-li-ki za-aš₂-gu-u₂-bito the city Zašgubu
4a-li-ki še-hi-ri-e a-gu-biI marched to the enemy land.
57 ME{meš} 90 ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš}790 horses
61 ME ANŠE 11 {gu₄}[x]-⸢ṭu⸣-ni{meš}100 homers 11 oxen
720 LIM 2 LIM 5 ME 29 {gu₄}pa-hi-ni20529 oxen
830 LIM 6 LIM 8 ME 30 {udu}šu₂-še36800 30 are its lines.
9{m}ar-gi-iš-ti-i-še a-li-eArgištīše, the city
10{d}hal-di-a iš-ti-ni-eFor the god Ḫaldi with us
11⸢i⸣-na-a-ni-⸢e⸣-li-eWhen he came to me,
12ar-ni-u₂-ši-ni-liArni-ušinili
13šu₂-si-ni ša₂-a-li za-du-biHis hand is a šālī zadûbi
14{d}hal-di-ni uš-ta-biḪaldi has proven it.
15ma-si-ni-e {⸢giš⸣}šu₂-ri-eAsinî, the gardener,
16ka-ru-ni {[kur]}ma-na-nihe conquered the land Mana
17{kur}e-ba-⸢a-ni⸣-i-eof the land Eba-eani,
18ka-ru-ni {⸢kur⸣}[ir]-⸢ki⸣-u₂-ni-nihe defeated. In Ekur-emūnini
19te-e-qu-⸢u₂⸣-a-liTeqū-Ea-ali,
20{m}ar-gi-⸢iš-ti⸣-ka-iArgi-ešti
21{d}hal-di-⸢i⸣-ni-niFor the god Ḫaldi,
22al-su-u₂-i-ši-niI called out to him
23{m}ar-gi-[iš]-ti-šeArgišti
24a-li-e ⸢hu-ti⸣-a-dithe city Ḫuti-eadi
25{d}hal-di-e-di EN-diFor the god Ḫaldi, his Lord,
26{d}IM-di {d}UTU-diMay Adad and Šamaš
27DINGIR{meš}aš₂-te {kur}bi-a-na-aš₂-tethe Assyrian gods
28a-lu-si-ni-ni al-su-ši-ni(As for) the one who removes me,
29a-li a-ba-di ⸢ha⸣-ši-al-me DINGIR{meš}Where am I to go? The gods
30{m}ar-gi-[iš]-ti-i-šeArgišti
31{m}mi₃-nu-a-hi-ni-še a-li-eMinuahīše, the city
32{d}hal-di-i ku-ru-u₂-nithe god Ḫaldi, his Lord,
33{d}hal-di-i-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-i ku-ru-u₂-niFor the god Ḫaldi he planted a vineyard.
34{d}hal-di-i-ni-ni al-su-i-ši-ni uš-ta-diThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi I set off.
35{kur}ma-na-i-di ha-⸢u₂⸣-bi {kur}ir-ki-u₂-ni-nihe conquered the land Manaidi and the land Irkiuni
36ku-ṭi₅-a-di pa-⸢ri⸣ {kur}aš-šur-ni-ni {kur}al-ga-niHe conquered the lands of Assyria and Algani.
376 LIM 4 ME 71 {lu₂}UN{meš} {⸢mu⸣}a-li-ki za-aš₂-gu-u₂-bi6400 “Alīkian men’s slaves are its pledge.
38a-li-ki še-hi-ri a-gu-[bi] 2 ME 86 ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš}I marched (and) defeated. 286 horses
392 LIM 2 ME 51 {gu₄}pa-hi-ni{meš} 8 LIM 2 ME 5 {udu}šu₂-še{meš}221 oxen, 825 young goats
40{m}ar-giš-ti-še a-li-e {d}hal-di-a iš-ti-ni-eArgišti says: For the god Ḫaldi, for him
41i-na-ni-li ar-ni-u₂-ši-ni-li 1 MU za-a-du-biInani-ili Arni-ušinili 1 year Zadubi
42{d}hal-di-ni uš-ta-bi ma-si-ni-e {giš}šu₂-ri-eḪaldi set off with his weapon.
43ka-ru-u₂-ni {kur}ma-na-a-ni {kur}e-ba-ni-i-ehe conquered the land Mana, the land Ebani.
44ka-ru-u₂-ni {kur}bu-uš-tu₂-ni te-qu-u₂-a-lihe conquered the land Buštuni,
45{m}ar-gi-iš-ti-i-ka-i {m}mi₃-nu-a-hi-ni-i-eof Argišti, Minua,
46{d}[hal]-di-ni-ni al-su-i-ši-ni {m}ar-giš-ti-šeThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi I am Argišti
47[a]-⸢li-e⸣ hu-ti-a-di {d}hal-di-i-e-di EN-di(As for) the one who destroys it, may the god Ḫaldi be his lord.
48{d}⸢IM⸣-di {d}UTU-di DINGIR{meš}aš₂-te {kur}bi-a-na-aš₂-teEa, Šamaš, the Assyrian gods
49a-lu-⸢si⸣-ni-ni al-su-i-ši-ni ⸢a⸣-li a-ba-di(As for) Alu-esini, because of his greatness, he conquered me.
50ha-a-ši-al-me DINGIR{meš} {m}ar-gi-iš-ti-i-šeThe gods rejoiced, and Argišti
51{[m]}mi₃-nu-a-hi-ni-še a-li-e {d}⸢hal-di⸣-i ku-ru-niMinuahīše, the god Eḫaldi, his lord
52{d}hal-di-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-i ku-ru-ni {d}hal-di-ni-niFor the god Ḫaldi a cypress tree was planted, for the god Haldi
53⸢al⸣-su-i-ši-ni uš-ta-di {kur}bu-uš-tu₂-e-diHe conquered the land Buštu.
54⸢ha⸣-u₂-bi {kur}aš₂-qa-ia-i hu-bi {kur}ša₂-ti-ra-ra-ga-niIts mounds of the land Ašqaya, its mound of Šatiriragani
55⸢an⸣-da-ni {kur}u₂-gi-iš-ti-ni ⸢ʾa⸣-al-du-biHe conquered the land Ugištini, he destroyed it.
56[sal]-ma-at-hi {kur}u₂-u₂-ši-ni ku-ṭi₅-a-di(and) he conquered the land U’usini.
57⸢pa⸣-ri-e {kur}a-la-ṭi₅-i-e {kur}ba-⸢ba⸣-a-niHe conquered the land Alatbi, his land Ba'eba'ean.
58{[kur]}e-ba-a-ni a-ma-aš₂-tu₂-bi URU{meš} har-⸢har⸣-[šu₂]-biThe land of Ebani, its flood, its cities, its ...
59ʾa-a-še {munus}lu-tu₂ iš-ti-ni-ni pa-ru-[(u₂)]-⸢bi⸣(As for) the woman who bore her with us
607 LIM 8 ME 73 {lu₂}ta-ar-šu₂-a-[ni ša₂-a]-⸢li⸣7800 ‘taršu’ of Ša-elî
61[a]-⸢li⸣-ki za-aš₂-gu-bi a-li-⸢ki⸣ [še-hi-ri a-gu]-biA-eli-e-ki, its za-gu-bi (is) Ali-e'e. The šeḫiri (and) its a-gu(bi) (are)
622 ⸢ME⸣ 90 ANŠE.KUR.⸢RA⸣{meš} [pa-ru-bi]2 eše3-horses, 90 horses are deducted.
631 ME 1 ANŠE.A.AB.BA{meš} 4 LIM 9 ME 9 {gu₄}pa-hi-ni{meš]}111 seahs, 49909 oxen,
6410 LIM] 9 LIM⸣ 5 ME 50 {[udu}šu₂-še{meš]}9300 sheep, 5050 goats
65{[m}ar-gi]-⸢iš⸣-ti-še a-li-e {d}[hal-di-a iš-ti-ni]-⸢e⸣Artaxerxes, the great king, king of kings, son of Hystaspes, an Achaemenian
66[i-na]-ni-li ar-ni-⸢u₂-ši⸣-[ni-li 1 MU za-du]-biInani-ili Arni-euši-e-nili 1 year of Zadubi
67{[d}hal]-di-ni uš-ta-bi ma-[si-ni-e {giš]}⸢šu₂⸣-ri-eThe god Ḫaldi set off with his weapon.
68[ka]-⸢ru⸣-ni {kur}ma-na-a-ni {[lu₂}hu-ra]-⸢di⸣-i-eHe conquered the land Mana, he defeated the Huradeans.
69[te-qu]-ni {⸢m⸣}ar-giš-ti-ka-i {[m}mi₃]-nu-a-hi-ni-eWhen you have chosen me, Minua,
70{[d}hal]-di-i-ni-ni ⸢al⸣-su-⸢u₂⸣-i-ši-i-niThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi
71{[m}ar]-⸢giš⸣-ti-še {m}mi₃-nu-u₂-a-hi-ni-še a-li-eAr-egiš-eti and Minua-aḫini
72[i]-⸢u₂⸣ {m}ar-giš-te-e-hi-ni-li ši-du-biWhen Argišti-ḫinili went up
73{[id₂]}⸢mu⸣-na-ni PA₅ {m}ʾa-za-i-ni-e KUR-ni-e a-gu-bithe E-mu-e-nani canal, adjacent to the land of Alazaini, I dug.
74[ha-šu₂-u₂]-⸢bi⸣ {kur}ma-na-še {uru}si-ra-a-ni ha-i-la-a-nihe conquered the land Manas, he plundered the city Sira.
75[hu-ti]-a-di {d}hal-di-e-di EN-di {d}IM-diI prayed to the god Ḫaldi, my Lord, the Weather-God
76{[d}UTU]-di DINGIR{meš}aš₂-te {kur}bi-a-na-aš₂-te a-lu-si-ni-niŠamaš, the Assyrian gods, his lord
77[al]-⸢su⸣-i-ši-ni a-li a-ba-di ha-ši-al-[me DINGIR]{meš}“Alas, the city where I came, I have gathered the gods.
78{[m]}⸢ar⸣-giš-ti-še a-li-e še-ep-tu₂-si-na-[ṣi]-⸢e⸣Ear-gištīše, alas, Šaptu-sinaṣe
79{[lu₂]}A.SI{meš}ṣi-e {lu₂}u₂-e-li šu₂-si-ni-e [x-x-x]-⸢di⸣The horned eagles, the shepherds,
80{⸢uru⸣}si-ra-ni qa-ab-qa-ru-⸢lu⸣-bi nu-na-bi {kur}ma-na-⸢a⸣-[ni KUR]-niHe conquered the city Sîn, but he did not conquer the land Mana-ea.
81{d}hal-di-i-ni-ni al-su-u₂-[i-ši]-niThrough the greatness of Ḫaldi
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1{m}ar-gi-iš-ti-še a-[li-e {kur}ma-na-ni]Argištīše the mountain
2ba-di-ni-ni su-u₂-i-du-[lu-bi x x x x]who gave me ...
3E₂.GAL ha-u₂-bi e-sa i-[x x x x]The palace ... ...
4{kur}e-ba-a-ni a-tu₂-bi URU{meš} a-[ma-aš₂-tu₂-bi]He conquered the land Ebani, he destroyed the cities.
53 LIM 2 ME 70 {lu₂}ta-ar-šu₂-u₂-[a-ni{meš} MU]3270 prisoners of war, that year
6a-li-ki za-aš₂-gu-bi a-li-ki še-hi-[ri a-gu-bi](Sum) I want to go to the place of the zagub priestess (Akk) Where I go, where I go(?) I go (to) the place where the šeḫiru priestesses
71 ME 70 ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš} pa-ru-bi 62 ANŠE.A.[AB.BA{meš]}177 horses, their teams: 62 seahs
82 LIM 4 ME 11 {gu₄}pa-hi-ni{meš} 6 LIM 1 ME 60 {[udu}šu₂-še]26411 oxen, 6160 sheep
9{m}ar-giš-ti-še a-li-e {d}⸢hal⸣-di-a ⸢iš⸣-[ti]-⸢ni⸣-eArtaxerxes, the great king, king of kings.
10i-na-ni-li ar-ni-⸢u₂⸣-ši-ni-li 1 MU ⸢za⸣-[a]-du-biInani-ili Arni-ešinili 1 year Eza-ea-dubi
11{d}hal-di-ni uš-ta-bi ma-si-ni-e {giš}šu₂-ri-i-eḪaldi set off with his weapon.
12ka-ru-ni {kur}ṭu-a-ra-a-ṣi-ni-e-i hu-⸢bi⸣he conquered the land Būrassu.
13pa-ri {kur}gur-qu-u₂-e ka-ru-ni {kur}ma-na-a-niHe conquered the territory of the land Gurqu and the land Mana.
14{lu₂}A.SI{meš}i-e te-qu-a-li {m}ar-giš-ti-ka-iThe chariot fighters took to Argišti.
15{m}ar-gi-iš-ti-i-še a-li-e {d}hal-di-iš-meArgištīše, the god Ḫaldi
16uš-⸢ha⸣-[nu]-ni e-ʾa hu-ṭu-tu₂-hi e-ʾa gu-nu-šehe smote him, he made a hole in the wall (and) he caused the wall to collapse.
17[x x x] {id₂}da-i-na-⸢li-ti⸣-ni-ni PA₅ a-gu-bi... of the Dāna-elitîni canal, canal Agubi
18za-a-du-u₂-bi ku-ul-me-⸢i⸣-e {kur}šu₂-ra-u₂-eIts ziggurat is Kullme-ei, the Uraean.
19{m}ar-gi-iš-ti-še {m}mi₃-⸢nu⸣-a-hi-ni-še a-li-eArgišti and Minu-eaḫini
20hu-ti-a-di {d}hal-di-e-di EN-di {d}IM-diI prayed to the god Ḫaldi, my Lord, the Weather-God,
21{d}UTU-di DINGIR{meš}aš₂-te {kur}[bi]-i-a-i-na-aš₂-teŠamaš, the Assyrian gods
22a-lu-si-ni-ni al-su-i-[ši]-ni a-li a-ba-di(as for the one) who removes me, where can I go?
23ha-a-ši-al-me DINGIR{meš} {lu₂}A.SI{meš} u₂-e-li-du-bithe gods and the soldiers he made surpassing.
24uš-ta-di {kur}ma-na-i-di KUR-ni a-tu₂-bi URU{meš} GIBIL₂-biI set off to the land Mana, I conquered its land, I demolished its cities.
25ku-ṭi₅-a-di pa-ri {uru}u₂-i-⸢am⸣-ka-a {kur}bu-uš-tu₂-e“If he slips through the thresholds and the door bolts of the U’i-eam, the land Buštu
26ʾa-še {munus}u₂-e-di-a-ni iš-ti-ni-ni pa-ru-bia figurine of a female kid was brought with him.
2710 LIM 3 LIM 9 ME 79 {lu₂}ta-ar-šu₂-a-ni{meš} MU131979, the taršū-officials of that year
28a-li-ki za-aš₂-gu-bi a-li-ki še-hi-ri a-gu-bi(Sum) I want to utter an arazu prayer to you (Akk) Where is the prayer, where is the šeḫiru prayer
293 ME 8 ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš} pa-ru-bi 8 LIM 2 ME 21 {gu₄}pa-hi-ni380 horses, its herdsman: 821 oxen,
303 a-ti-bi 2 LIM 5 ME 38 {udu}[šu₂-še]{meš}3 I counted. 2 555 38 young goats
31{m}ar-giš-ti-še a-li-e {d}hal-di-a iš-ti-ni-⸢e⸣Argišti says: For the god Ḫaldi he built it.
32i-na-ni-li ar-[ni]-u₂-ši-ni-li šu₂-si-ni MU za-du-[bi]“It is the year (of) Arnu-usinili, the year of Šusini
33{d}hal-di-ni uš-ta-bi ma-si-ni-e {giš}šu₂-ri-i-⸢e⸣The god Ḫaldi set off with his weapon.
34ka-ru-ni {kur}ma-na-ni KUR-ni-e ka-ru-ni {kur}e-ti-u₂-ni-[ni]He defeated the land Mana, he defeated the country Etiuni.
35te-e-qu-u₂-a-li-e {m}⸢ar⸣-gi-iš-ti-i-ka-a-[i]Tequ'ali, Eargišti
36{d}hal-di-i ku-ru-ni {d}[hal-di]-ni-ni al-su-i-ši-[ni]Through the greatness of the god Ḫaldi (I am) Haldi,
37{m}ar-gi-iš-ti-še {m}mi₃-⸢nu⸣-a-hi-ni-e-še a-li-[e]Argišti and Minu-eaḫini
38uš-ta-di {kur}ma-na-i-⸢di⸣ KUR-ni a-tu₂-bi URU{meš} GIBIL₂-[bi]I set off. I conquered the land Manai-edi. I surrounded it (and) I built a fortress there.
39{uru}ši-me-ri-ha-di-ri-ni URU MAN-nu-si a-gu-nu-ni ⸢ma⸣-[nu](In) the city Vimeriḫadirini, the royal city Agununi
40gu-nu-ša₂-a ha-u₂-bi ʾa-še {munus}lu-tu₂ iš-ti-ni-ni pa-⸢ru⸣-[bi]Its throne-bearer is a woman, her face is an image of herself.
41{m}ar-giš-ti-še a-li-e ha-šu₂-bi {kur}e-ti-u₂-ni-[ni](As for) Argištīše, he conquered the land Etiuni
42{uru}ar-di-ni-e-i aš₂-ti-u₂-zi ir-bi-la-[ni]He brought the Aštiuzu plant.
43i-ku-ka-ni MU ši-šu₂-ha-ni {lu₂}A.SI{⸢meš⸣} u₂-e-li-du-[bi]he swore by the name of Šīšuḫani, the herald,
44hu-ti-a-di {d}hal-di-e-di EN-di {d}IM-di {d}UTU-[di]I prayed to the god Ḫaldi, my Lord, the Weather-God, (and) the Sun-god.
45DINGIR{meš}aš₂-te {[kur]}bi-a-i-na-a-aš₂-te a-lu-si-i-ni-[ni]the Assyrian gods, his ancestors,
46al-su-i-ši-ni a-li a-ba-di ha-ši-al-me DINGIR{[meš]}I prayed to him, (saying:) “Where did I go?’ May the gods be present
47uš-ta-di {kur}e-ti-i-u₂-ni-i-e-di ha-a-⸢u₂⸣-[bi]I set off to the land Etiuni, its ruins
48{m}e-ri-a-hi KUR-ni-e {m}ka-tar-za-a-e KUR-[ni-e]Eriaḫi of the country, Katarza of the land
49ku-ṭi₅-ia-di pa-a-ri-e {kur}iš-qi-gu-lu-[u₂-e]the territory of the land Išqigulu
50ʾa-še {munus}lu-⸢tu₂⸣ ši-u₂-bi {kur}bi-i-a-i-na-a-⸢i⸣-[di]a figurine of a woman named Lu-etu-edi from the Bia lands
51{m}ar-giš-ti-⸢še a⸣-li-e {d}hal-di-⸢ni⸣-[ni] ⸢al-su⸣-[i-ši-ni]Artaxerxes, the Great King, King of Kings, King on this earth, son of Hystaspes, an Achaemenian
52uš-ta-a-di {kur}u₂-i-ṭe₃-ru-[hi]-⸢ni⸣-e-[di x x x]he went down to the land Uitberuḫi .
53{kur}⸢u₂⸣-[i]-⸢ṭe₃⸣-[ru-hi]-ni a-tu₂-bi ⸢URU{meš⸣} [GIBIL₂-bi]He conquered the land E’i-eṭeruḫini, (and) the city Mesv-e3 he rebuilt.
54[x x x x x x]-u₂-bi {uru}a-me-⸢gu⸣-[x x] x [x]... the city Amegu-e...
55[x x x x x x {kur]}u₂-i-ṭe₃-⸢ru⸣-[hi x x] x x [x x]... Uit-Eruḫi ...
56a-⸢li⸣ [x x x x x] x nu-ni-⸢ri⸣ [x x x x x]Ālī-ēreš ... we did not ...
57DUB-[te iš-ti-ni te]-ru-⸢u₂⸣-bi [x x x x x x]I have strewn a tablet with it ......
58⸢pa-ri⸣ [x x x x] u₂ [x x] ⸢gu-ri⸣ [x x x]a cedar ... a cypress ...
59MAN {kur}u₂-[x x x x]-me-e i-[x x x]the king of the land ...
60bi-du-⸢ia⸣-[še x x x]-li a-[x x x x]Bidueya'eše ...
61[x x x x x x x x]-x-di [x x x x]......
62[x x x x x x x x]-⸢di⸣ e-ni-[x x x]...-edî ...
63[x x x x x x x x x x x x]
64[x x x x x x x x]{⸢meš⸣} e-[x x]... emeš-e3
65[a]-⸢li⸣-[ki za-aš₂-gu-bi a]-li-ki ⸢še-hi-ri⸣ [a-gu-bi]“Alas, you are exalted, alas, Šeḫirī (is) your exaltation.
661 LIM 2 [ME x x ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš]} 20 LIM 9 LIM 5 ME 4 {[gu₄}pa-hi-ni]1200+x horses, 19054 oxen
676 a-ti-[bi x x x] 3 ME 5 [x] {udu}šu₂-še{meš} pa-[ru-bi]6 atībi ... 305 x šemes are its recipients.
68{m}ar-giš-[ti-še] ⸢a-li⸣-e {⸢d}hal⸣-di-a iš-[ti-ni-e]Argištīše with the Ea-lî temple of Ḫaldi
69⸢i⸣-na-ni-li [ar]-ni-u₂-ši-⸢ni⸣-li 1 MU ⸢za⸣-[du-bi]“Arnīši-eli, 1 year of Ezambibi
70{d}hal-di-ni uš-ta-bi ma-⸢si⸣-ni-e {⸢giš⸣}[šu₂-ri-e]The god Ḫaldi set off, he set off with his weapon.
71ka-ru-ni {[kur}tar]-⸢i⸣-u₂-ni {kur}ba-a-[ba-ni]he conquered the lands Tarê, Bābanni,
72ka-ru-ni {⸢kur}ur-me te-qu⸣-a-li {m}ar-giš-[ti-ka-i]The karuni of the Euphrates, the teqû-ali of Argišti
73{d}hal-di-i ⸢ku-ru-ni⸣ {d}hal-di-ni-ni al-⸢su⸣-[i-ši-ni]For the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, he dedicated this (bowl).
74{m}ar-giš-ti-[še] a-[li]-e uš-ta-di {kur}tar-i-[u₂-ni-e-di]Argišti went up to the land Tariuni.
7511 E₂.⸢GAL⸣{meš} x-ri-a-x a-gu-nu-ni gu-nu-ša₂-[a ha-u₂-bi]11 of the E-gal-e-mes ... agu-nuni gu-ša-a.
76{d}hal-di-e-⸢i ṭe₃-ra-i⸣-ni iš-ti-ni i-a-x-[x x x]For the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, with us
77{m}ar-gi-iš-⸢ti-še⸣ {m}mi₃-⸢nu⸣-u₂-a-hi-ni-e-⸢še⸣ [a-li-e]Argiš-eti-šê and Mi-etenu-aḫinī
78{d}hal-[di-iš-me] ⸢uš-ha⸣-nu-ni ⸢e⸣-ʾa hu-ṭu-tu₂-hi e-⸢ʾa gu⸣-[nu-še]For Ḫaldi he built a stele, he erected a wall and he set up a temple.
79ni-x-x-li pa-hi a-e x E₂.GAL{meš} GIBIL₂-bi har-[har-šu₂-bi te-ru-bi]“The ... of the ... palace, its re-building, its renovation, its entering,
80⸢DUB⸣-[te iš-ti]-⸢i⸣-ni ʾa-še {munus}lu-tu₂ iš-ti-ni-ni ⸢pa⸣-[ru-bi]This scribal art is a statue of a woman, this one is an inscription
81{m}⸢ar⸣-[gi]-iš-⸢ti-i⸣-še ⸢a-li⸣-e i-ku-ka-⸢a⸣-[ni MU]Ear-egiš-etīše of the city Ikuka-ea-ni
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1ši-⸢iš⸣-[ti-ni {lu₂}A.SI{meš} u₂-e-li-du-u₂-bi]In the future the king, my lord, will raise a claim
2hu-ti-a-di {[d}hal-di-e-di EN-di {d}IM-di {d}UTU-di]I prayed to the god Ḫaldi, my Lord, the Weather-God, (and) the Sun-god.
3DINGIR{meš}aš₂-[te {kur}bi-a-na-aš₂-te a-lu-si-ni-ni al-su-i-ši-ni]the Assyrian gods, my lord, through the greatness of (my) great divinity
4a-li-i [a]-⸢ba⸣-[di ha-ši-al-me DINGIR{meš} iš-te-di](As for) the one who removes me, may the gods look upon me with pleasure.
5uš-ta-di {kur}ur-me-e-di [ha-u₂-bi {kur}ur-me-e]I conquered the land Ur-mēdi, (and) I surrounded (it) with the mountains.
6[KUR]-ni-e KUR-ni a-tu₂-bi ku-ṭi₅-⸢a⸣-[di] ⸢pa⸣-ri {[kur}x-x-x]He conquered his land, he abandoned his land.
7[x] URU{meš} GIBIL₂-bi ʾa-še {munus}lu-tu₂ a-gu-bi {kur}bi-[a-na-i-di]The ... of the new cities, the statues of the dead women, the mountain Bia-indi
8⸢PAP⸣ 20 LIM 4 LIM 8 ME 13 {lu₂}UN{meš} MU a-li-ki za-aš₂-gu-bi a-li-ki TI{meš} [a-gu-bi]“Enuma Anu Enlil, the great king, my lord, the one who entrusted me with the throne of heaven and earth,
925 ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš} [x LIM x] LIM 7 ME 44 {gu₄}⸢pa⸣-hi-ni 40 LIM 8 LIM 8 ME 25 {udu}⸢šu₂-še⸣25 horses, [x] thousand 744 oxen, 48,000 825 ewes
10{m}ar-giš-ti-še {m}mi₃-nu-a-hi-ni-še a-li-[e] {d}hal-di-a iš-ti-ni-eArgišti and Minua to the god Ḫaldi with him
11i-na-[ni]-li ar-ni-u₂-ši-ni-i-[li] [šu₂]-si-ni MU za-a-du-biInanili, Arniusini, her name is Zadubi
12{d}[hal-di-ni-ni] ⸢al⸣-su-i-ši-ni {m}⸢ar⸣-giš-ti-še a-li-eFor the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, Ear-Gišti
13i-u₂ MAN-nu-a-di [x-x]-li-e-me {d}[hal]-di-še a-ru-ni u₂-i al-di-ni-eWhen king-nūʾadi ... the god Ḫaldi he entrusted to me.
147 ⸢LIM⸣ 5 ME 66 {gu₄}[pa]-hi-ni{meš} 50 LIM 1 LIM 8 ME 78 UDU{meš}7 thousand 566 oxen, 509878 sheep
15{m}ar-gi-iš-[ti]-⸢še⸣ a-li-e i-na-ni MU.MU u₂-i-ia-bi“Argišti-ešē, the lord, his name he named it.
16{[d]}hal-di-ni-ni al-su-i-ši-ni {m}ar-giš-ti-še a-li-eThrough the greatness of the god Ḫaldi (I am) Argišti
17i-u₂ {uru}bi-⸢hu-ra⸣-a-ni qa-ab-qa-a-ru-lu-u₂-biWhen he has surrounded the city Bi-ḫurani,
18{uru}bi-hu-ra-a-ni a-su-ni-ni {kur}ba-am-ni ha-ar-ha-a-ruHe conquered the Biḫura and the land Bamni he captured.
19mu-ru-mu-ri-a-hi-ni-na-a-ni pa-ri {d}UTU-ŠI i-e-šeUru-muri-aḫinina, son of Šamaš-nāṣir, took it.
20{kur}ba-am-ni har-har-ša₂-bi i-e-še {uru}bi-hu-ra-ni ha-a-u₂-biThe land of the Damascus it was conquered, and the city Bihurani it was plundered.
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1{[d}hal-di-ni-ni al]-⸢su⸣-i-⸢ši-ni⸣ {[m]}ar-⸢giš⸣-ti-[še {m}mi₃-nu-a-hi-ni-še a-li-e]Through the greatness of the god Ḫaldi (I am) Bar-Esagišti and Minua, my lord
2[x x x x x]-⸢bi ni⸣ [x x x x x x] ⸢za⸣-du-[u₂-bi]... its ..., the ... of the ēdû-house,
3[x x x x x x x x x x x x] a [x x x x x x x x]......
1’[x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x]-⸢ru⸣-na-gi...... eru-enagi
2’[x x x x x x x x x x x x] AN.BAR DU₆ x...... iron ...
3’[x x x x x x x x x x x x]-u₂-ri-⸢ni⸣......-urīnî
4’[x x x x x x x x x x x x]-⸢ri⸣-e ni-[x]...... we ...
5’[x x x x x x x x x x x x]-a-še {kur}⸢hu⸣-[ša₂-ni]...... his ... the land Eḫuešāni
6’[x x x x x x x x x x x x]-ra-ku-ni...... you
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1{⸢m⸣}ar-gi-iš-ti-i-šeof Argišti
2{m}mi₃-nu-u₂-a-hi-ni-e-šeMinua-heše,
3a-li-e a-lu-u₂-še“Alas, alû,
4i-ni DUB-te tu₂-li-i-eThis is the inscription of Tullî.
5a-lu-še pi-tu₂-li-i-eTo the one who opens his mouth
6a-lu-še a-i-ni-e-iTo the man of his father
7i-ni-li du-li-i-eInili, do the work!
8ti-u₂-li-e u₂-li-i tu₂-ri“Tiuli, Uli, Turi,
9a-lu-še u₂-li-e-šethe alu priest, the uli priest
10ti-u₂-li-e i-e-še za-du-bi“Tilīya, I want to praise you!
11a-lu-še gi-e-i i-nu-ka-niThe lord of the reed bed
12e-si-ni-ni ši-u₂-li-i-e(Sum) The šiuʾili priestess(?) of heaven and earth (Akk) Isini priestesses of heaven
13a-u₂-i-e-i ip-tu₂-li-i-e(Sum) The king, my lord, opened his mouth to speak(?) (Akk) He opened his eyes to speak
14tu₂-ri-ni-ni {d}hal-di-i-šeTurini for the god Ḫaldi
15{d}IM-še {d}UTU-še DINGIR{meš}šeMay Adad, Šamaš, and all the gods
16ma-a-ni ar-mu-zi-i“Who are you, Armuzi?
17NUMUN.NUMUN-ŠU₂ {d}UTU-ni pi-e-i-niHis seed is Šamaš, his mouth
18mi₃-i ar-hi u₂-ru-li-a-niWhy, after he had brought it to an end?
19mi₃-i i-na-i-ni mi₃-i na-ra-a“Why is he lying down, why does he lie down?
20a-u₂-i-e u₂-lu-li-e“Au, ululi,

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