1721 bc造句

• Mari, Eshnunna, Andarig, Yamhad, and Qatna before the conquests of Shamshi-Adad I ( c . 1754 BC  c . 1721 BC . ) ]]
• Ishme-Dagan I ( c . 1721 BC  c . 1681 BC ), son and successor of Shamshi-Adad I, held the capital city of his realm of influence in Ekallatum and ruled over the southeastern region of Upper Mesopotamia, including the city-state Assur.
• In approximately 2025 BC, Puzur-Ashur I is speculated to have overthrown Kikkia and founded an Assyrian dynasty which was to survive until Erishum II ( c . 1760 BC  c . 1754 BC ), son of Naram-Sin, was overthrown by the Amorite Shamshi-Adad I ( c . 1754 BC  c . 1721 BC ), son of Ila-kabkabu.
• Archeologists have found cloves in a ceramic vessel in Syria, with evidence that dates the find to within a few years of 1721 BC . Cloves were traded by Muslim sailors and merchants during the Middle Ages in the profitable Indian Ocean trade, the clove trade is also mentioned by Ibn Battuta and even famous " Arabian Nights " characters such as Sinbad the Sailor are known to have bought and sold cloves from India.
• Ishme-Dagan I ( c . 1721 BC  c . 1681 BC ), son and successor of Shamshi-Adad I, like his father was a great warrior, and in addition to repelling Babylonian attacks, campaigned successfully against the Turukku and Lullubi of the Zagros Mountains ( in modern Iran ) who had attacked the Assyrian city of Ekallatum, and against Dadusha, king of Eshnunna, and the state of Iamhad.
• Kanea
  was rebuilt over the ruins of the old and again became a prosperous trade center c . 1798 BC  c . 1740 BC . This trade was under the control of Ishme-Dagan ( c . 1721 BC  c . 1681 BC ), who was put in control of Assur when his father, Shamshi-Adad I ( c . 1754 BC  c . 1721 BC ), conquered Ekallatum and Assur.
• Kanea
  was rebuilt over the ruins of the old and again became a prosperous trade center c . 1798 BC  c . 1740 BC . This trade was under the control of Ishme-Dagan ( c . 1721 BC  c . 1681 BC ), who was put in control of Assur when his father, Shamshi-Adad I ( c . 1754 BC  c . 1721 BC ), conquered Ekallatum and Assur.
• Shamshi-Adad I ( c . 1754 BC  c . 1721 BC ), son of Ila-kabkabu, inherited the throne in Terqa from his father c . 1785 BC . Shamshi-Adad I was forced to flee to Babylon while Naram-Suen of Eshnunna attacked Ekallatum c . 1761 BC . Shamshi-Adad I conquered Assur, took over the long-abandoned town of Shekhna in north-eastern Syria, converted it into the capital city of his Upper Mesopotamian Empire, renamed it to Shubat-Enlil, and emerged as the first Amorite king of Assyria c . 1754 BC . Shamshi-Adad I placed his sons in key geographical locations and gave them responsibility to look over those areas.