- Karduniaš, also
transcribed Kurduniash,
Karduniash, Karaduniše,) is a K****ite term used for the
kingdom centered on
Babylonia and
founded by the K****ite...
- Thereafter, the K****ite
dynasty took
power in the city of Babylon,
renaming it
Karduniash,
ushering in a
dynasty that
lasted for 435 years,
until 1160 BC. Babylon...
- all the
ancient states of
Sumer and Akkad,
forming the
country called "
Karduniash" (Karduniaš). From the K****ites on,
whoever wanted to
dominate Mesopotamia...
- Neo-Babylonian kings. King of
Karduniash (šar Karduniaš) –
refers to rule of
southern Mesopotamia as a whole. '
Karduniash' was the K****ite name for the...
- Tukulti-Ninurta I, who ****umed,
among other titles, the
styles "king of ****yria and
Karduniash", "king of
Sumer and Akkad", "king of the
Upper and the
Lower Seas" and...
- K****ite or 3rd
dynasty that had
ruled over
Babylon and the land
known as
Karduniash since perhaps around 1500 BC. Shutruk-Nahhunte, king of Elam, had overrun...
- and were
referred by
their regional neighbours as 'Kings of the land
Karduniash', the
later being the non-K****ite term for Babylonia. The unification...
-
styles denoting the size of his domain, such as "king of ****yria and
Karduniash", "king of
Sumer and Akkad", "king of the
Upper and the
Lower Seas" and...
- made off with the
statue of Marduk. He then
proclaimed himself "king of
Karduniash, king of
Sumer and Akkad, king of
Sippar and Babylon, king of
Tilmun and...
- made off with the
statue of Marduk. He then
proclaimed himself “king of
Karduniash, king of
Sumer and Akkad, king of
Sippar and Babylon, king of
Tilmun and...
