Aššur-nirari II. ( Aššur-nārāri , Ashur-nirari , Assur-nirari ) was a Middle Assyrian king who ruled for seven years. According to the Assyrian King List he was the son of Enlil-nāṣir II , according to a deed of gift (KAJ 177) the son of Aššur-rabi I. Gasche et al. (1996, 55) assume that Enlil-nāṣir II and Aššur-nādin-ahhe I , whom he had deposed, were his brothers.
A loan agreement has also come down to us from his reign (KAJ 28).
literature
Helmut Freydank : Contributions to Central Assyrian chronology and history. Berlin 1991.
H. Gasche et al .: Dating the fall of Babylon: A re-appraisal of second-Millennium chronology: A joint Ghent-Chicago-Harvard project. Mesopotamian history and environment, Series 2. Memoires 3 (Ghent and Chicago 1998).
