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Mesopotamian history
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События
Uruk, a now Sumerian city has the first walled city known to historians. This started the spread of walled cities around the Fertile Crescent.
At approximately this time, King Enshakushanna of Uruk conquers most of Sumer.
Approximately this long after King Eannatum of Lagash rose the city to tis highest power, claiming title of king.
Kish gains independence and Eannatum's power is slowly diminsihed
Sargons rise to power in Kish
Roughly the time of Sargon's death
Babylon founded or rebuilt by Akkadia
Shu-suin constructed a Mesopotamian wall
Ammorites invade/assimilate
Elamites destroy Ur
Amorites begin to dominate
Babylon conquers Kish and Nippar
King Hammurabi born
Babylon expands north
Elamite plot discovered
Babylon defeats elam and takes Susa
Babylon conquers lower Mesopotamia
Campaigns in the north
Law codes
Hammurabis death
Lost political influence over Assyria and Elam
Southern Mesopotamian cities unsuc revolt
Babylon loses the north
People fill the powervoid
Hittites invade Mesoptamia
Babylon Conquered by Kassites
Babylons chief god is named Marduk
Kassites expand Babylon
Egyptians oust the Hyksos
Egyptians conquer the Levant
Assyria gains independence
Hitties and Assyrians attack Mitanni
Alliances against Assyria
The Sea people arrive
Assyrian king Tukulti- Ninurta sacks Babylon
Tukulti- Ninurta murderd by his sons
Babylon Taken by Elam
Babylon annexed
Babylon gains independnce
The fall of ninevah
Babylon sacks Jerusalem
Babylon conquers the whole fertile crescent
The city of Babylon grew even greater
Problematic succesion
Babylon fell into the hands of the persians
Alexander the Great defeats the persians
Babylon captured by Alexander
Babylon looses relevance
Babylon becomes Chaldaen
Mittani destabalizes
Battle of Megiddo
Sargon II rule
Sargon II death
Assyria remained weakened for a time neither contracting or evolving
Kassites retain some independence
The Bronze Age Collapse
Marduk-kabit-ahheshu (c. 1152–c. 1135) drives out Elamites
Nebuchadnezzar I (1124-1103 BCE) war with Elam
Marduk-nadin-ahhe (1098-1081 BCE) loses war with Assyria
Famine in babylon
Semitic Aramaic tribes raid babylon
Peace treaty
Peace treaty broken
Senwosret III 1878-1841
Peaceful migration of Canaanites to the nile Delta
Hyksos found Avaris
Nubians take much of Upper Egypt
Nubia brought under Egyptian control
Canaan brought under Egyptian control
Hatshepsut 1498-1483 bc
Tuthmosis III 1504-1440
Canaan Cities revolt
Amenhotep II 1453-1419
Alliances with Mitanni
Akhenaten 1350-1334 Bc
Tutankhamun 1334-1325 Bc
Horemheb1321-1293 bc
Ramses I 1293-1291
Egypt battles the Hitties
Ramses II 1279-1212 bc
Battle of Kadesh
Egyptians defeat the sea people
Assyria defeats Nubian Egypt
Egypt gains independence
Egypt conquered by Persia
Egypt Conquered by Alexander
Cleopatra commits suicide
Egypt incoropoorated in the Roman Empire
Birth of Christ
Периоды
Ubaid Culture (Uruk Period)
Sargon's Akkadian Empire
The diminishing Akkadian Empire
The Gutian dynasty
Neo-Sumerian empire supplants the Gutian dynasty. The 3rd dynasty of Ur
Sumerian period
Amorites dominate mesopotamia
King Hammurabi's reign
Hyksos become 15th dynasty of Egypt
Mitani Empire in the north
Greatest age of peace and collaboration
Kassite rule of Babylon
Neo Assyrian Empire
Babylon's 2nd Isin dynasty takes and looses territory in war with Assyria
Neo Babylonian Empire and reign of the Chaldeans
King Nebuchadnezzar's II reign
Babylons last king
The Persian Empire
Tiglath Pileser I (reigned 1115-1076 BCE)
Egypt Early Dynastic period
Egyptian old kingdom
The first intermediate period
Egypt Middle Kingdom
The second intermediate period
New Kingdom Egypt
Egypt's Third intermediate period
Ptolomeic Kingdom
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