Andia

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Andia ( mat an-dia, kur An-di-ia) was an Iron Age kingdom in the Zāgros Mountains . It was near Zikirtu . Andia was temporarily under the rule of Mannai . On the Urartian inscription of Taštepe , in the description of the campaign against Mannai, a land Misianda ( mat mi-si-an-di-a) is mentioned, which according to Levine could be a misspelling of Missi and Andia. At the time of Sargon Andia appears to have been an Assyrian vassal. When it allied itself with Rusa I of Urarṭu , it became the target of the 8th Sargon Campaign.

literature

  • Cyril John Gadd, Inscribed Prisms of Sargon II from Nimrud. Iraq 16, 1954, 177.
  • Kathryn F. Kravitz, A last-minute revision to Sargon's Letter to the God. Journal of Near Eastern Studies 62/2, 2003, 81-95.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Kathleen Abraham / Jacob Klein, A new Sargon II Cylinder Fragment from an unknown Provenance. Journal of Assyriology and Near Eastern Archeology 97/2, 2007, 255
  2. Louis D. Levine, Geographical Studies in the Neo-Assyrian Zagros-II. Iran 12, 1974, 114
  3. Louis D. Levine, Geographical Studies in the Neo-Assyrian Zagros-II. Iran 12, 1974, 113