List of the kings of Isin

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The old Orient
The city gate of Nimrud
Timeline based on calibrated C 14 data
Epipalaeolithic 12000-9500 BC Chr.
Kebaria
Natufien
Khiamien
Pre-ceramic Neolithic 9500-6400 BC Chr.
PPNA 9500-8800 BC Chr.
PPNB 8800-7000 BC Chr.
PPNC 7000-6400 BC Chr.
Ceramic Neolithic 6400-5800 BC Chr.
Umm Dabaghiyah culture 6000-5800 BC Chr.
Hassuna culture 5800-5260 BC Chr.
Samarra culture 5500-5000 BC Chr.
Transition to the Chalcolithic 5800-4500 BC Chr.
Halaf culture 5500-5000 BC Chr.
Chalcolithic 4500-3600 BC Chr.
Obed time 5000-4000 BC Chr.
Uruk time 4000-3100 / 3000 BC Chr.
Early Bronze Age 3000-2000 BC Chr.
Jemdet Nasr time 3000-2800 BC Chr.
Early dynasty 2900 / 2800-2340 BC Chr.
Battery life 2340-2200 BC Chr.
New Sumerian / Ur-III period 2340-2000 BC Chr.
Middle Bronze Age 2000-1550 BC Chr.
Isin Larsa Period / Ancient Assyrian Period 2000–1800 BC Chr.
Old Babylonian time 1800–1595 BC Chr.
Late Bronze Age 1550-1150 BC Chr.
Checkout time 1580-1200 BC Chr.
Central Assyrian Period 1400-1000 BC Chr.
Iron age 1150-600 BC Chr.
Isin II time 1160-1026 BC Chr.
Neo-Assyrian time 1000-600 BC Chr.
Neo-Babylonian Period 1025-627 BC Chr.
Late Babylonian Period 626-539 BC Chr.
Achaemenid period 539-330 BC Chr.
Years according to the middle chronology (rounded)

Isin was a Sumerian city-state in ancient Mesopotamia , which later fell to Babylonia . The given government dates follow the middle chronology , but often cannot be determined with certainty to one year.

First dynasty (2017–1794 BC)

  • Išbi-Erra , 2017–1985 BC Chr.
  • Šū-ilišu, 1984–1975 BC Chr.
  • Iddin-Dagān , 1974–1954 BC Chr.
  • Išme-Dagān , 1953–1935 BC Chr.
  • Lipit-Ištar, 1934-1924 BC BC (literally probably Ishtar's lover )
  • Ur-Ninurta , 1923-1896 BC Chr.
  • Būr-Sin, 1895–1874 BC BC (literally son of Sin )
  • Lipit-Enlil, 1873-1869 BC Chr.
  • Erra-imitti, 1868–1861 BC Chr.
  • Enlil-bāni , 1860–1837 BC Chr.
  • Zambija, 1836–1834 BC Chr.
  • Iter-pīša, 1833–1831 BC Chr.
  • Ur-dukuga, 1830–1828 BC Chr.
  • Sîn-māgir, 1827–1817 BC Chr.
  • Damiq-ilīšu , 1816–1794 BC Chr.

Isin was conquered by Larsa in 1794 or 1793 and fell to the ruling dynasty there . A few years later, in 1787, conquered Hammurabi the city.

Second Dynasty (Central Babylonian Empire, 1157-1026 BC)

  • Marduk-kabit-aḫḫēšu (1157–1140 BC)
  • Itti-Marduk-balāṭu (1139–1132 BC)
  • Ninurta-nādin-šumi (1131–1126 BC)
  • Nabû-kudurrī-uṣur I. = Nebuchadnezzar I (1125–1104 BC)
  • Enlil-nādin-apli (1103–1100 BC)
  • Marduk-nādin-aḫḫē (1099-1082 BC)
  • Marduk-šāpik-zēri (1081-1069 BC)
  • Adad-apla-iddina (1068-1047 BC)
  • Marduk-aḫḫē-erība (1046 BC)
  • Marduk-zēr (?) - x (partly supplemented as Marduk-zēra-x; 1045-1034 BC)
  • Nabû-šumu-libūr (1033-1026 BC)

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ in the Levant
  2. ↑ a b c d in southern Mesopotamia
  3. ↑ a b c in northern Mesopotamia
  4. ↑ a b Jane R. McIntosh: Ancient Mesopotamia. New Perspectives (ABC-CLIO's Understanding Ancient Civilizations). ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara 2005, ISBN 1-57607-965-1 , p. 353.
  5. ^ Marc Van de Mieroop : A History of the Ancient Near East. 2nd edition, Blackwell Publishing, Malden 2007, ISBN 1-4051-4911-6 , p. 303.