1056 bc造句

• Ashur-bel-kala ( 1073 1056 BC ) kept the vast empire together, campaigning successfully against Urartu and Phrygia to the north and the Arameans to the west.
• However, upon the death of Ashur-bel-kala in 1056 BC, Assyria went into a " comparative " decline for the next 100 or so years.
• However, a civil war during the reign of Ashur-bel-kala ( 1074-1056 BC ) greatly weakened the Middle Assyrian Empire, and after his death Arameans, Phoenicians and other peoples in the Levant gradually began to assert their independence and form their own patchwork of states.
• Nineveh is mentioned in the Old Assyrian Empire ( 2025-1750 ), and during the reign of Shamshi-Adad I ( 1809-1776 BC ) it is listed as a centre of worship of the goddess Ishtar, and it remained as such during the Middle Assyrian Empire ( 1365-1056 BC ).
• In 1072 BC Marduk-shapik-zeri signed a peace treaty with Ashur-bel-kala ( 1075 1056 BC ) of Assyria, however his successor Kadaa
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  was not so friendly to Assyria, prompting the Assyrian king to invade Babylonia and depose him, placing Adad-apla-iddina on the throne as his vassal.
• During the various periods of Assyrian conquest, such as the Assyrian Empire of Shamshi-Adad I ( 1813 1750 BC ), Middle Assyrian Empire ( 1391 1056 BC ) and Neo-Assyrian Empire ( 911 605 BC ), Assyrian imperial propaganda proclaimed the supremacy of Ashur declared that the conquered peoples had been abandoned by their gods.
• The Middle Assyrian Empire ( 1365-1050 BC ), which had dominated the Near East and Asia Minor since the first half of the 14th century BC, began to shrink rapidly after the death of Ashur-bel-kala, its last great ruler in 1056 BC, and the Assyrian withdrawal allowed the Arameans and others to gain independence and take firm control of what was then Eber-Nari ( and is today Syria ) during the late 11th century BC . It is from this point that the region was called Aramea.