Kaštiliaš I.
Kaštiliaš I (Kaštiliašu; * before 1681 BC; † after 1660 BC) was the third Kassitian king according to King List A. He ruled for 22 years and was the successor to Agum Maḫrû, his successor was Abī-Rattaš ( Synchronistic King List ) or Ušši (?) (King List A). According to the middle chronology, Kaštiliaš ruled 1681–1660. According to the middle chronology, he would be at the same time as Abi-ēšuḫ and Ammī-ditāna of Babylon , according to the short and ultra-short chronology with Šamšu-iluna .
It has been suggested to equate Kaštiliašu of Ḫana with Kaštiliaš I or II . However, there is no documentary or archaeological evidence of a Kassite presence in Ḫana.
literature
- Amanda H. Podany: The Land of Ḫana. Kings, chronology and scribal tradition. , CDL-Press, Bethesda 2002.
- JA Brinkman: Chronologies in Old World Archeology: Archaeological Seminar at Columbia University 1970–1971. Foreign Relations of Babylonia from 1600 to 625 BC: The Documentary Evidence. In: American Journal of Archeology. Volume 76, pp. 271-281.
- JA Brinkman: Materials and Studies for Kassite History. Vol. I, Chicago 1976.
Individual evidence
- ^ H. Gasche et al .: Dating the fall of Babylon: a reappraisal of second-millennium chronology. Mesopotamian history and environment , Memoirs 4. Ghent, University of Ghent and the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago 1998.
- ^ CJ Gadd: Hammurabi and the end of his Dynasty , Cambridge Ancient History II / 1. Cambridge University Press, 225
- ^ H. Lewy: Some Problems of Kassite and Assyrian Chronology , In: Mélanges Isidore Levy, Brussels 255
- ↑ Amanda H. Podany: The Land of Ḫana. Kings, chronology and scribal tradition , CDL-Press, Bethesda 2002, 46
predecessor | Office | successor |
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Agum I. Maḫrû | King of Babylonia | Abī-Rattaš |
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Kaštiliaš I. |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Kaštiliašu |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Kassite king of Babylonia |
DATE OF BIRTH | uncertain: before 1681 BC Chr. |
DATE OF DEATH | uncertain: after 1660 BC Chr. |