Asur-Kent Krallığı

Kingdom of Assyria-Kent Book Description Back Cover Article (From the Promotional Bulletin) Historical documents indicate that the people who ensured the mobility of life in ancient civilizations may have gone through extremely difficult times due to wars and hunger. The conflicts among people and the troubles caused by natural events are stated to be quite tiring. Even under these tiring and difficult conditions, people did not neglect their divine beliefs. The kings who won the wars claimed that they gained their power from the power of the gods they believed in. They used these expressions on the obelisks they had written. The reason for the establishment of the Assyrian city is thought to be a structure created by divine power. Walter Andrea's excavations reveal some of the building foundations that will form the central campus of the Assyrian city kingdom. Examples of the inscriptions among the unearthed documents are the inscriptions made during the reigns of the Akkadian kings Rimuş (Uncertainly B.C. 2278-2270) and Maniştu-şu (Uncertainly B.C. 2269-2255). Apart from these, the inscriptions of the Akkadian king Azuz and the inscriptions in Tell Brak and Tell Mozan, the northern parts of the city, are shown as examples. Editor-in-Chief: Hulusi KORAY