| (c.1876/1875)
From the beginning of the reign of Naram-Sin [...] from the eponomy of
[...] |
| Šu-Sin.
|
| Aššur-malik. |
| Aššur-imitti. |
| Ennam-Sin. |
| (c.1871/1870)
In the eponymy of Akutum, [...] took [...] Masiam-ili. |
| Idi-ahum. |
| (c.1869/1868) In
the eponymy of Samanum, Aminum took
Šaduppum. |
| (c.1868/1867) In
the eponymy of Illi-ennam, Sin-abum took
the land of Sit. |
| (c.1867/1866)
In the eponymy of Ennam-Anum, [...]. |
| (c.1866/1865)
In the eponymy of
Ennam-Aššur, Ipiq-Adad entered the house of his
father. |
| (c.1865/1864)
In the eponymy of Ennam-Sin, [...]. |
| (c.1864/1863)
In the eponymy of Hannanarum, Aminum defeated
Ipiq-Adad, |
| (c.1863/1862)
In the eponymy of Dadiya, [...]. |
| (c.1862/1861)
In the eponymy of Kapatiya, Ipiq-Adad defeated
Aminum. |
| (c.1861/1860)
In the eponymy of
Išme-Aššur, Ipiq-Adad took Ziqquratum. |
| (c.1860/1859)
In the eponymy of
Aššur-muttabbil, Ipiq-Adad [...]. |
| (c.1859/1858)
In the eponymy of
Šu-Nirah, [...]. |
| (c.1858/1857)
In the eponymy of Idi-abum, Sin-abum [...]. |
| (c.1857/1856)
In the eponymy of Ili-dan, [...]. |
| Aššur-imitti. |
| Buzaya. |
| (c.1854/1853)
In the eponymy of Inaia, king
Šamši-Adad was born. |
| (c.1853/1852)
In the eponymy of [...], a solar eclipse
happened; death of Aminum. |
| [...]-Addu, [...]. |
| Lacuna
of about ten years. |
| (1841/1840)
Aššur-malik. |
| (1840/1839)
In
the eponymy of Danya, taking of Hupšum. |
| (1839/1838)
In
the eponymy of Ennam-Sin, flood in a remote land |
| Aššur-balati. |
| Ennam-Aššur. |
| Itur-Aššur. |
| (1835/1834)
In
the eponymy of Šu-bêli, Ila-kabkabu took
Suprum. |
| (1834/1833)
In
the eponymy of Šarrum-Adad, the man of Elam
defeated Ipiq-Adad, and king Šamši-Adad
entered the house of his father. |
| Šu-Laban. |
| (1832/1831)
In
the eponymy of Aššur-imitti, the Lullu
defeated the king in Lazapatum. |
| (1831/1830)
In
the eponymy of Dadaya, Mut-abbih [...]. |
| (1830/1829)
In
the eponymy of Dadaya, ditto, Ipiq-Adad took Arrapha. |
| (1829/1828)
In
the eponymy of Ahi-šalim, the taking of Gasur. |
| Usur-ša-Ištar, |
| (1827/1826)
In
the eponymy of Kataya, [...]. |
| (1826/1825)
In
the eponymy of Šu-Sin, [...]. |
| (1825/1824) In
the eponymy of Abu-šalim, the taking
of Sin-abušu
of Nerebtum. |
| (1824/1823) In
the eponymy of Šu-Daya, [...]. |
| (1823/1822) In
the eponymy of Šu-Dadim, the taking of Ne[...]. |
| (1822/1821) In
the eponymy
of Aššur-tukulti, Šamši-Adad
defeated the man of Unnini, and Mut-Ia[...] defeated. |
| (1821/1820) In
the eponymy of
Puzur-Ištar, Šamši-Adad
[...]. |
| (1820/1819) In
the eponymy of Atanah, Ipiq-Adad defeated [...] and took the land of
[...]. |
| (1819/1818) In
the eponymy of
Erišum, Šamši-Adad
defeated [...] in Dur-[...]. |
| Aššur-ennam-šalim. |
| (1817/1816) In
the eponymy of Inib-Ištar, Ipiq-Adad died. |
| Aššur-Bêl-malki. |
| (1815/1814) In
the eponymy of Be[...], Kirbana [...]. |
| (1814/1813) In
the eponymy of [...], Šamši-Adad [...]. |
| (1813/1812) In
the eponymy of [...], Šamši-Adad [...]. |
| (1812/1811) In
the eponymy
of Šu-ilišu, Šamši-Adad
[...]. |
| (1811/1810) In
the eponymy of Ibni-Adad, Šamši-Adad
[returned from Karduniaš].[1] |
| Lacuna
of two years. |
| (1808/1807) In
the eponymy of Atamar-Ištar, [Šamši-Adad
captured Aššur]. |
| Lacuna
of eight years. |
| (1799/1798)
In the eponymy of [...]. |
| (1798/1797)
In the eponymy of
Idna-Aššur, Šamši-Adad
[...]. |
| (1797/1796)
In the eponymy of Atanum, Šamši-Adad defeated
twelve
kings; Iahdun-Lim, king of Mari, [...] these kings returned [...]. |
| (1796/1795)
In the eponymy
of Aššur-taklaku, Šamši-Adad
defeated [...]. |
| (1795/1794)
In the eponymy of [...]. |
| (1794/1793)
In the eponymy of Haya-malik, [Šamši-Adad
captured Mari]. |
| (1793/1792)
In the eponymy
of Šalim-Aššur, [...]. |
| (1792/1791)
In the eponymy
of Šalim-Aššur, [...]. |
| (1791/1790)
In the eponymy of
Ennam-Aššur, Šamši-Adad
took the land of [...]. |
| (1790/1789)
In the eponymy of Sin-muballit, Šamši-Adad took
the land of [...]. |
| (1789/1788)
In the eponymy of Riš-Šamaš,
Išme-Dagan defeated [...]. |
| (1788/1787)
In the eponymy of Ibni-Adad, Šamši-Adad
took the land of [...]. |
| (1787/1786)
In the eponymy
of Aššur-imitti, Šamši-Adad
defeated [...] and took it. Daduša took the land of [...],
the
land of Me-Turan, the land of [...]. |
| (1786/1785)
In the eponymy of Ili-ellati, [...]. |
| (1785/1784) In the eponymy
of Rigmanum, Muna[...]. |
| (1784/1783) In the eponymy
of Ikun-piya, Muna[...] defeated [...]
and Šamši-Adad [...] Me-Turan [...] for
Dadusa [...]. |
| (1783/1782) In the eponymy
of Asqudum, Šamši-Adad took Qabra. |
| (1782/1781) In
the eponymy of Aššur-malik,
Išme-Dagan
defeated Ahazum and Šamši-Adad captured
Nurrugum and
captured these nine kings: Kibrum, king of [...; ..., king of
...; ..., king of ...]; Yašub-Adad, king of
Ahazum; [..., king of ...; ..., king of ...];
Yašub-Lim, king of [...; ..., king of
..., ..., king
of ...]; he gave them as booty to Daduša. |
| (1781/1780) In the eponymy
of Ahiyaya, the Turukkeans opened
hostilities. Šamši-Adad and
Išme-Dagan
defeated the Turukkeans and the [...] in Burullan; Yasmah-Adad defeated
the Yaminites and unified the banks of the Euphrates. |
| In the eponymy of Ahiyaya, Mutu-Bisir [...]
defeated [...] at the gate of Saggaratum. |
| (Colophon)
Total [...] years, until the victory of the gate of Saggaratum. |
| Hand of Habdu-malik. Limi-Dagan the nen
who dictated. |
