Rusa Rusaḫi

Rusa Rusaḫi (Rusa, son of Rusa, pronunciation probably Ursas ) was an Urarṭa prince or king. He is sometimes referred to as Rusa IV, but the order of rulers after Argišti II is not certain. There are no building inscriptions from Rusa Rusaḫi, but objects from Bastam and a clay tablet from Karmir Blur , which was found in 1955, bear his name, as does a toprakkale shield .

Inscriptions

UKN 459, clay tablet made of Karmir Blur

literature

Aylim Ü. Erdem, Attila Batmaz: Contributions of the Ayanis Fortress to Iron Age chronology . ANES 45, 2008, pp. 65-84.
Георгий А. Меликишвили: Урартские клинообразные надписи . Издательство АН СССР, Москва 1960, No. 459.

Web links

Меликишвили 459

Individual evidence

↑ Г. А. Меликишвили: Урартские клинообразные надписи . Издательство АН СССР, Москва 1960, No. 459
↑ Mirjo Salvini: History and Culture of the Urartians . Scientific Book Society, Darmstadt 1995
↑ Aylim Ü. Erdem, Attila Batmaz: Contributions of the Ayanis Fortress to Iron Age chronology . ANES 45, 2008, p. 72

personal data
SURNAME	Rusa Rusaḫi
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Rusa son of Rusa
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Urarṭa prince or king
DATE OF BIRTH	around 6th century BC Chr.
DATE OF DEATH	around 6th century BC Chr.

[1] Г. А. Меликишвили: Урартские клинообразные надписи . Издательство АН СССР, Москва 1960, No. 459

[2] Mirjo Salvini: History and Culture of the Urartians . Scientific Book Society, Darmstadt 1995

[3] Aylim Ü. Erdem, Attila Batmaz: Contributions of the Ayanis Fortress to Iron Age chronology . ANES 45, 2008, p. 72