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CTH 92

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DesignationKBo 28.116+
IDtlh:KBo 28.116+
LanguageAkkadian
GenreCTH 92

Transliteration (ATF)

From Thesaurus Linguarum Hethaeorum digitalis (TLHdig) Beta 0.3 · CC BY 4.0

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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1[ GA]L L[UGAL UR].SAG DUMU {m}mur-ši-l[ithe great king, warrior, son of Muršili
2[ -š]u ša {m}šu-up-pí-lu-l[i-u-m]a LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI UR.SA[G {m}]ḫa-at-tu-ši-l[iThat is what Šuppi-Lulluma, king of the land of Ḫabat-balāṭu, the lion, (and) Hattu-vīli.
3[ ] LÚ {URU}ku-[uš-šar-r]a?the man of Kush-šarru
4[a]-na pa-ni {m}šu up-pí-lu-li-u-ma a-ba a-bi-ia {m}a-zi-ra L[UGAL {URU}a-mur-r]i? DUMU!? xx [Before Šūzub-uppiluluma, who is my father? Azira, king of Amurru, son of
5[š]a KUR {URU}mi-iṣ-ri-i it-nu-ma a-na šu-pa-al GÌR {m}šu-up-pí-lu-[li-u-ma a-b]a a-bi-i[a a]-ba a-bi-ia [ ]x x[From the land of the city Miṣrî he came and to the foothills of Šuppiluluma, my father, my grandfather
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6ir-ta-ši-šu ṭup-pa ri-kil-ti il-ṭar-ma ZAG{MEŠ} ša KUR {URU}a-mur-ri ša ab-bi-šu il-ta-ṭar it-ta-din-šu x[ ]He has sworn by the wording of a sealed tablet. He has drawn up and given the borders of the land of Amurru which his father had conquered.
7e-nu-ma {m}šu-up-pí-lu-li-u-ma a-ba a-bi-ia ḪUR.SAG i-mi-id {m}mur-ši-li a-bu-ia DUMU {m}šu-up-pí-lu-li-u-maWhen Šuppi-lulī, who is my father? He defeated Ḫursag. Muršili, my father, the son of (his) father,
8a-na {GIŠ}GU.ZA LUGAL-ut-ti it-ta-šab i-na KUR {URU}a-mur-ri {m}SUM-{D}10-up LUGAL-ut-ta i-ṣa-bat EGIR-ki {m}SUM-{D}10-up {m}dub-b[iIn the land of Amurru Iddin-Adad-upaš took kingship. After Idin-Adda-up and Dubbi
9{GIŠ}GU.ZA LUGAL-ut-ti i-ṣa-bat a-ki ša ri-kil-ti ša {m}šu-up-pí-lu-li-u-ma a-bi a-bi-ia a-na {m}a-zi-ra il-ta-[a throne of kingship he shall take as a pledge of Šuppiluluma my father my father to Azira.
10[ṭ]up-pa ša a-ba a-bi-ia ú-ga-a-al-luThe tablet of who will complete my father's work
11ar-ki a-bi-ia {m}mu-wa-ta-al-li ŠEŠ-ia a-na {GIŠ}GU.ZA LUGAL-ut-ti i-ṣa-bat {m}mu-wa-at-ta-al-li ŠEŠ-ia {m}ZAG.Š[EŠAfter my father Muwatalli, my lord, took the throne of kingship away from me. Mugatalli (my) son, Nappaḫ
12mi-i-it {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ ša KUR {URU}a-mur-ri {GIŠ}GU.ZA LUGAL-ut-ti i-ṣa-bat {m}mu-wa-at-ta-al-li-iš ŠEŠ-ia {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ LUGAL KUR {URU}a-mur-r[iWhat is it that Nabonidus of the land of Amurru has taken as a royal throne? Mušallim-talliš my lord, Nabopolassar, the king of the country of A[murru]
13iš-tu LUGAL-ut-ti ša KUR {URU}a-mur-ri [u]t-ta-ki-ir-šu i-na KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI el-te-[q]e-a-aš-šu a-na-ku i-na UD-mi-šu {m}ZAG.ŠEŠAfter the kingship of the land Amurru had been cut off, I took him to the land Ḫabat-balāṭu. I, on that day, Nabû-ereš
14a-na {m}mu-wa-at-ta-al-li ŠEŠ-ia e-te-ri-[e]š-ma id-da-na ša KUR {URU}ḫa-ag-ga-mi-iš-ša ú-bi-il-šuTo Muwat-talli my servant he returned and gave. The land of the city Ḫabgāmiš he carried off.
15É ad-dan-na-aš-šu ma-ši-ik-[t]a mi-im-ma ú-ul i-mu-ur at-ta-ṣa-ar-šu(As for) the house where I gave it to him, he has been deprived of anything, and he will not see anything.
16ki-i-me {m}NIR.GÁL LUGAL GAL [ ] ši-im-ti-šu il-li-ku a-na-ku {m}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li a-na {GIŠ}GU.ZA a-pí-ia at-ta-šabWhen Nirgal, the great king, his offspring, went, I, Ḫattu-šili, sat on my throne.
17[{m}ZAG]ŠEŠ ša-nu-ut-ti-šú ša K[UR -r]i um-te-še-ir-šu É a-bi-šu {GIŠ}GU.ZA LUGAL-ut-ti uk-te-en-na-aš-šu i-na be-ru-ni(As for) the king, my lord, I imposed upon him a throne of kingship.
18[ -n]i at-te-ru-ut-ta [ ] i-ia {m}ne-ri-iq-ka₄-DINGIR-lim DUMU.MUNUS {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ ša KUR {URU}a-mur-riAs for me, Neriq-ka-ilum, daughter of Šamaš-ērešī of the land Amurru
19[ -n]a DAM-ti-šu li-iq-[qe ] MUNUS LUGAL {MUNUS}ga-aš-šu-li-ia-ú-i-e i-na KUR {URU}a-mur-ri i-na É LUGAL a-na {m}ZAG.ŠEŠmay he take his wife. The king's wife, Gaššuliya'u, in the land of Amurru in the king’s house to Nabû-lēʾi
20[ -n]a DAM-ti-šu at-t[a {URU}a]-mur-ri ši-i-it ša MUNUS.LUGAL LUGAL-ut-ta ⸢i⸣-na KUR {URU}a-mur-ri DUMU-šu DUMU.DUMU-šu ša DUMU.MUNUS-iaYou are his wife. The city Amurru is the inheritance of a kingship of the land Amurrum, his son (and) the grandson of my daughter
21[ -n]a EGIR ... UD-mi lu-[ ] ...... after ... may the day ...
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22[ZA]G.ŠEŠ a-na pa-ni {D}U[TU-ši an]-ni-ta iq-ta-bi um-ma-a ⸢a⸣-na be-lì-ia a-na-ku LÚ-la mi-i-taThe exorcist said to the face of his god, saying: “I am the man, what is it that I am?
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23[tu]-ub-ta-al-la-ta-an-ni-⸢šu⸣[ ]-ia ša KUR {URU}a-mur-ri a-na {GIŠ}GU.ZA a-bi-ia tu-te-ir-ra-an-ni(As for) me, the land of Amurru, you have returned me to the throne of my father.
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24[ ] ki-i LÚ-la mi-i-ta [t]u-ub-ta [ -l]i-ta-an-ni ú be-lì ṭup-pu ša ri-kil-ti ù ša ma-mi-tiIf a man has a claim, may my lord give me a tablet of responsibility and of property.
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25[li]-pu-uš-ma li-ik-nu-uk li-el-ṭu-[ur m]a-a {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ ša KUR {URU}a-mur-ri LUGAL i-na EGIR.UD-mi LUGAL-ut-ta ša KUR {URU}a-mur-riMay he act and seal (it) up and go up. Saying: “Nabû-ēriš of the land of Amurru, the king, in the future, the reign of the Land of Ammurru
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26[ a]-na ŠU-ti {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ [ù] a-na ŠU DUMU [ ] x-šu DUMU.DUMU{MEŠ} ma-am-ma lu-ú la-a i-le-eq-qeto the hands of Nabû-lēšir and to the hand of the son ..., the sons, no one should take (them).
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27[ ] {D}UTU-ši ma-a [š]a at-ta {m}ZAG.⸢ŠEŠ⸣ te-ri-ša-an-ni-ma {D}UTU-ši ú-ul ú-ka-al-la-šu“Šamaš, you (are) ZAG.EX-ES-v-e23, you have entrusted me, but the sun does not hold him.
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28[ -a]n-na LUGAL GA[L a]-na {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ ṭup-pu ša ri-kil-ti a-na me-ḫe-er ṭup-pí ša {m}šu-up-pí-lu-li-u-ma LUGAL GALThe great king to Nabû-lēšu the tablet of the rīkiltu-offering for the replacement of the tablet which Uppiluluma the Great King
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29[ -z]i-ra ⸢x x⸣-li-zu LUGAL GAL a-na {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ LUGAL KUR {URU}a-mur-ri-i i-na pí-i ṭup-pí ri-kil-ti... the great king to Nabonidus, king of the land of Amurru, according to the wording of the sealed tablet
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30[ -b]i-ia al-ṭúr-ma ad-dan-na-aš-šu LUGAL-ut-ta LUGAL KUR {URU}a-mur-ri a-na {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ a-na ŠU DUMU-šu DUMU.DUMU-šuI wrote to him and gave him kingship, king of the land of Amurru, to Nabû-ereš, in the hands of his son (and) his grandsons.
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31[ ] ŠEŠ ù NUMUN DUMU.MUNUS-ia ma-am-ma la-a i-le-eq-ka₄ LUGAL-ut-ta ša KUR {URU}a-mur-ri DUMU {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ DUMU.DUMU-šu ŠEŠ {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ ù DUMU DUMU.MUNUS DUMUno kingship of the land of Amurru, son of Nabû-ereš, his son, (or) the king’s son, nor the son of the daughter of
32[ ] šum-ma a-na {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ-na lu-ú a-na DUMU-šu DUMU.DUMU-šu ma-am-ma ma-ši-ik-ta ú-ba-aʾ-a a-na LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TIIf to Nabû-šūna or to his son or his grandson, anyone who has a claim shall bring it to the king of the land of Ḫabat-uballiṭ
33[ ] 〈〈u〉〉 ù a-na DUMU{MEŠ} KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI {LÚ}KÚR-šu-nu šu-u-ut“If he is a man, he will kill the citizens of the land of Ḫabat-balāṭu.
34[ ] DUMU MUNUS.LUGAL a-di-na la-a iḫ-ḫa-a[z-z]u DUMU{MEŠ} a-di-na la-a i-ra-ši lu-ú DUMU LUGAL ša KUR {URU}a-mur-riThe king’s son shall have no claim; the sons shall not have any claim; either the king of Amurru
35[ l]u-ú DUMU ŠEŠ-šu lu-ú DUMU KUR-šu ma-[am-m]a {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ ša-aq-qu-šu aš-šum a-ma-ti an-ni-tiWhether a son of his or a descendant of his, anyone who has a šaqqû-priestess, whether this matter
36[ ]-ti ù DUMU{MEŠ} KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI lu-[ú ] la-a i-tan-gu-tumThe citizens of the land of Ḫabat-balāṭu should not be negligent.
37[ -š]i ak-ka-a-ša {m}ZAG.ŠEŠ e-pu-uš [ ]a-mur-ri [ -n]a LUGAL-ut-ti aš-ku-un-ka ù šum-ma at-ta [As for you, I did ZAG.ŠU₂.EŠa. I saw (it). I imposed upon you kingship. If you (are)
38[ ] an-ni-i {m}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li LUGAL GA[L ] {f}pu-du-ḫe-pa MUNUS.LUGAL GAL be-el-ta-ka DUMU-šu DUMU.DUMU-šu [This is Ḫattu-šili the great king. Puduḫbepa, the great queen, your lady: his son (and) his grandsons
39[ -t]u-ši-li LUGAL ù ša {f}pu-d[u-ḫe-pa -š]um EN-ut-ti la-a ta-na-ṣa-ar né-eš DINGIR{MEŠ} li-it-ku-[ka]May a future king, like Puduḫbepa, not take away his lordly majesty. May the gods protect you.
40[ ]-ma DUMU-ia DUMU.DUMU-ia ma-am-ma [ ]-ia lu-ú ŠEŠ-ia lu-u DUMU ŠEŠ-ia lu-u {LÚ}ḫa-da-an-n[i-ia]“My son, my grandson, anyone of mine, whether my own son, or my own grandson, or a descendant of mine
41[ L]Ú ša-nu-um-ma šu-ú at-ta [ ] DUMU-ia DUMU.DUMU-ia la-a [t]u-ma-aš-šar a-na a-šar š[a-ni-maYou are indeed my son, my grandson. You did not attain to this aspiration.
42[ ]-al-la-ak ù ki-i-me-e [ ] DAM-ka DUMU{MEŠ} [ K]UR-ka [I will go, and as soon as your wife and the sons of your land
43[ ] ⸢ù⸣ ZI SAG.DU LUGAL um-ma [ ḫ]a-at-t[ithe king's head, saying:
44[ -a]t-ti x[Atti ...
45[ ]x[
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1′[ ]x-nu-ši x [...-nosvi ...
2′[ a]-na DUMU{MEŠ}-šu DUMU.D[UMU{MEŠ}-šuto his sons and grandsons
3′[ ZAG].ŠEŠ a-na ŠU DUMU{MEŠ}-šu ŠU DU[MU.DUMU{MEŠ}-šua šunû-garment in the hands of his sons, in the hand of his grandsons
4′[ -m]i-ti i-te-te-eq ke-e-e[t-The king, my lord, has taken the true path.
5′[ -t]i {LÚ}KÚR-ia lu-ú na-ak-r[a-a-taMay my enemy be your enemy!
6′[ ] KUR {URU}kar-ra-{D}du-ni-[ašthe land of Karra-Duniaš
7′[ ] {LÚ}KÚR ša ZAG KUR-ka qe-er-b[uThe enemy who is at the front of your land is inside
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8′[ ] ZAG KU[R ]qe-er-bu ša it-ti LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI sa-al-mu [the front of the mountain, adjacent to (the property) of the king of the land of Ḫabat-balāṭu, is well.
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9′[i-š]a-aḫ-[ ] LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-A[T-TI i-n]a-ak-ki-ru-ma ù ki-me-e [The king of the land of Ḫabat-balāṭu will be defeated and will die like a flood.
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10′⸢a⸣-na ḫa-ba-t[i ] ú-uṣ-ṣa-a šum-ma {m}Z[AG.ŠEŠ -t]u ÉRIN{MEŠ}-šu {G[IŠ}GIGIR{MEŠ}-šuIf he is a charioteer, his troops and his horses
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4′[i]š-tu ma-me-x [ i]-te-te-iqThen Mame... passed by.
5′ù šum-ma DUMU LUGAL be-el GAL ka₄-du ÉRIN{MEŠ}-šu {GIŠ}GIGIR{MEŠ}-[šuIf the son of the king, the great lord, his troops (and) his chariots
6′a-na KUR-ti ša-ni-ti a-na ḫa-ba-ti a-šap-p[arI shall write to that land in fear.
7′{GIŠ}GIGIR{MEŠ}-šu la-a i-na i-na-muš ù it-ti {LÚ}KÚR [his chariots not in a battle with the enemy
8′mi-im-ma te-ip-pu-uš ki-i-a-am ta-ka₄b-bi a-n[awhatever you do, as you say, to
9′ù šum-ma {LÚ}KÚR li-du-ku-ma a-na-ku lu-ú [If a mongoose kills me and I myself
10′i-šap-par a-nu-um-ma ÉRIN{MEŠ} KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI[Now, the troops of the land of Ḫabat-uballiṭ
11′iš-tu ma-me-t[i i-te-t]e-iq [He passed away from the misfortune
12′ù šum-ma ÉRIN{MEŠ} [If the workers
13′ú-ul ma-ag-r[a-atis not favourable
14′la-a i-paṭ-ṭar [he shall not break
15′šum-ma it-ti[If with
16′na-bal-ku-tu [rebellious
17′a-na ti-[for life
18′a-na a-la-[to Ala
19′LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪA-A[T-TIking of the land of Ḫabat-uballiṭ
20′ù šum-ma [If (a person)
21′a-na ti-e[lfor the ti-el
22′iš-tu EREN[{MEŠ}from the troops
23′[ ]x [
24′[ ]x [
25′[ LUG]AL KUR {URU}[king of the land of the city
26′ú-bá-ʾa-[ato be sated

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