Adasi

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Adasi is an ancient Assyrian king who is best known from the Assyrian king list . Landsberger sets it around 1700 BC. Chr. , And assumes that it simultaneously with the Kassite rulers Gandiš / Ganda reigned. According to the Assyrian list of kings, who is referred to there as the “son of a no-man”, in contrast to his six direct predecessors, he succeeded in founding a dynasty.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Benno Landsberger: Assyrische Königliste and "Dunkles Zeitalter. In: Journal of Cuneiform Studies. 8/2, 1954, p. 47.
  2. ↑ Karl Hecker: The Assyrian King List in: Texts from the environment of the Old Testament . New episode. Vol. 2. Gütersloh 2004. p. 29 ISBN 3-579-05289-6
predecessor Office successor
Adad-salulu Assyrian king Belu-Bani
Kings of the Ancient Assyrian Empire (approx. 2000 BC to 1380 BC)


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.

personal data
SURNAME Adasi
BRIEF DESCRIPTION ancient Assyrian king
DATE OF BIRTH uncertain: before 1700 BC Chr.
DATE OF DEATH uncertain: after 1700 BC Chr.