Aššur-nadin-ahhe I.

Aššur-nadin-ahhe I. ( Ashur-nadin-achche , Assur-nadin-ahhe ), son of Aššur-rabi I , was an Assyrian king. His government dates are broken off in all versions of the Assyrian King List . Only the end of his reign is unknown, 1421 BC. BC, secured. He was deposed by his brother Enlil-nasir II .

author	Reign	Remarks
Cassin 1966	1452-1432 BC Chr.	middle chronology
Gasche et al. 1998	1436-1423 BC Chr.	Ultra-short chronology
Updated after Cassin	1441-1421 BC Chr.
Updated according to Gasche	1434-1421 BC Chr.

literature

Albert Kirk Grayson : Assyrian Royal inscriptions. Wiesbaden 1972.

Individual evidence

↑ Nadav Na'Aman, Statements of Time-Spans by Babylonian and Assyrian Kings and Mesopotamian Chronology. Iraq 46/2, 1984, 118

predecessor	Office	successor
Aššur-rabi I.	Assyrian king	Enlil-nasir II.

personal data
SURNAME	Aššur-nadin-ahhe I.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Ashhur-Nadin-Achche; Assur-nadin-ahhe
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Assyrian king
DATE OF BIRTH	15th century BC Chr.
DATE OF DEATH	15th century BC Chr.

[1] Nadav Na'Aman, Statements of Time-Spans by Babylonian and Assyrian Kings and Mesopotamian Chronology. Iraq 46/2, 1984, 118


Puzur-Aššur dynasty	Puzur-Aššur I. \| Šalim-aḫum \| Ilu-šūma \| Ērišum I. \| Ikūnum \| Sarru-kīn I. \| Puzur-Aššur II. \| Narām-Sîn \| Ērišum II.
Šamši-Adad dynasty	Šamši-Adad I. \| Išme-Dagan I. \| Courage Aškur \| Rīmu (š) \| Asinum
Meanwhile the usurpers	Aššur-dugul \| Aššur-apla-iddina \| Nasir-Sin \| Sin-namir \| Ipqi-Ištar \| Adad-salulu \| Adasi
Adasi dynasty	Belu-Bani \| Libaia \| Šarma-Adad I. \| Iptar-Sin \| Bazaia \| Lullaia \| Šu-Ninua \| Šarma-Adad II. \| Erišum III. \| Šamši-Adad II. \| Išme-Dagan II. \| Samši-Adad III. \| Aššur-nirari I. \| Puzur-Aššur III. \| Enlil-nasir I. \| Nur-ili \| Aššur-šaduni \| Aššur-rabi I. \| Aššur-nadin-ahhe I. \| Enlil-nasir II. \| Aššur-nirari II. \| Aššur-bel-nišešu \| Aššur-rim-nišešu \| Aššur-nadin-ahhe II.