1665 bc造句

• A period of civil war followed this event which ended Babylonian and Amorite influence in Assyria c . 1665 BC.
• A king named Ashur-dugul seized the throne in 1665 BC, probably with the help of Puzur-Sin.
• A period of civil war ensued after Asinum was deposed c . 1665 BC by a powerful Assyrian vice regent named Puzur-Sin, who regarded Asinum as a foreigner and a former lackey of Babylon.
• Asinum ( c . 1665 BC ), possibly successor or descendant to either Rimush or Mut-Ashkur, was an Amorite king driven out by the Assyrian vice-regent Puzur-Sin; not included in the standard King List; however, attested in Puzur-Sin's inscription.
• Hammurabi of Babylon ( c . 1696 BC  c . 1654 BC ), after first conquering Rimush ( c . 1671 BC  c . 1665 BC ), and Asinum ( c . 1665 BC ), were vassals, dependent on the Babylonians during the reign of Hammurabi, and for a short time, of his successor Samsu-iluna.
• Hammurabi of Babylon ( c . 1696 BC  c . 1654 BC ), after first conquering Rimush ( c . 1671 BC  c . 1665 BC ), and Asinum ( c . 1665 BC ), were vassals, dependent on the Babylonians during the reign of Hammurabi, and for a short time, of his successor Samsu-iluna.