Return to Assyrian Eponyms (limmu)
The Neo Assyrian Eponyms
Secondary sources
- H. Baker, Post-Canonical Eponyms of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, Internet Project
- Collective, The Prosopography of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, Vol. 1, Part. I, A. The Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, Helsinki, 1998, especially p. xviii-xx for the post-canonical eponyms.
- M. Falkner, “Die Eponymen der spätassyrischen Zeit,” Archiv für Orientforschung 17, p. 100-120, 1954-56.
- A. Millard, The Eponyms of the Assyrian Empire 910-612 BC, SAAS II, The Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, Helsinki, 1994, especially p. 55-62.
- Assyria Eponym List of the ORACC Project
- S. Parpola, “Sequence of post-canonical eponyms”, in K. Radner (ed.), The Prosopography of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, 1/I: A. Helsinki, 1998, p. xviii-xx.
- J. Reade, “Assyrian eponyms, kings and pretenders, 648-605 BC,” Orientalia NS 67, 1998, p. 255-265.
- R. Whiting, “The post-canonical and extra-canonical eponyms,” in A. Millard, The Eponyms of the Assyrian Empire, 910-612 BC. SAAS. II, The Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, Helsinki, 1994, p. 72-78.
Primary sources: the Eponym Canon
| Museum Number | Millard’s Edition | CDLI data | Found at |
|---|---|---|---|
| K 04329 | SAAS 2 A01 | CDLI P395483 | Nineveh |
| K 04388 | SAAS 2 A02 | CDLI P395522 | Nineveh |
| K 04389 | SAAS 2 A03 | CDLI P395523 | Nineveh |
| K 04390 | SAAS 2 A04 | CDLI P395524 | Nineveh |
| BM 85-05-22, 121 | SAAS 2 A05 | X000005 | Nineveh |
| Rm 0580 | SAAS 2 A06 | CDLI P424845 | Nineveh |
| VAT 11254 + VAT 11257 + VAT 11259a + VAT 11276 | SAAS 2 A07 | CDLI P285503 | Aššur |
| SU 52/150 | SAAS 2 A08 | CDLI P338365 | Sultantepe |
| VAT 08249 | SAAS 2 A09 | CDLI P285502 | Aššur |
| K 00051 | SAAS 2 B01 | CDLI P393730 | Nineveh |
| K 03403 + 1881-02-04, 187 + 1895-04-06, 4 | SAAS 2 B02 | CDLI P394989 | Nineveh |
| K 03202 | SAAS 2 B03 | CDLI P394868 | Nineveh |
| Rm 2, 0097 | SAAS 2 B04 | CDLI P424937 | Nineveh |
| BM 85-05-22, 526 | SAAS 2 B05 | X000015]] | Nineveh |
| K 04446 | SAAS 2 B06 | CDLI P395555 | Nineveh |
| K 10017 | SAAS 2 B07 | CDLI P398446 | Nineveh |
| K 14183 | SAAS 2 B08 | CDLI P400671 | Nineveh |
| K 14304 | SAAS 2 B09 | CDLI P400732 | Nineveh |
| SU 52/018 + 52/018A + 52/021 + 52/333 + 52/227 | SAAS 2 B10 | CDLI P338364 | Sultantepe |
| DT 142 | SAAS 2 B11 | CDLI P424508 | Nineveh |
| Private collection | SAAS 2 B12 | X000012 | Unknown |
The basic sequence of the eponym holders for the ninth and eighth centuries BC is the following (Millard 1994, p. 11). Afterwards, this sequence is no more followed :
The king, turtānu, rab šāqê, nāgir ekalli, masennu, šakin māti, Raṣappa, Naṣibina, Arrapha, Kalhi, Raqmat, Māzamua, Ahizuhina, Habruri, Tille, Tušhan, Guzana, Amedi, Ninua, Isana, Kilizi, Arbail, Tamnuna, Talmusi, Kurbail, šibhiniš.
Neo Assyrian Eponym Canon
Filter:
| Date | Name | Title, area or action |
|---|---|---|
| 910 | Adad-nērārī (II) | king |
| 909 | Šeʾi-Aššur | governor of Kilizi |
| 908 | Aššur-daʾʾinanni | |
| 907 | Aššur-dēnī-amur | |
| 906 | Barmu | |
| 905 | Abī-[…] | |
| 904 | Aššur-taklāk | |
| 903 | Q[urdi-ili]ma? | |
| 902 | …-inanni | |
| 901 | Dūr-māti-Aššur | |
| 900 | Illeqāyu | |
| 899 | Ninuāyu | |
| 898 | Likberu | |
| 897 | Adad-aḫu-iddin | šakin libbi-āli |
| 896 | Adad-dān | |
| 895 | Ina-iliya-allak | |
| 894 | Šamaš-abūa | |
| 893 | Šamaš-bēlu-uṣur? | |
| 892 | Nergal-zar[…]me? | |
| 891 | Ṭāb-eṭēr-Aššur | |
| 890 | Aššur-lā-kēnu-ubāša | |
| 889 | Tukultī-Ninurta (II) | king |
| 888 | Taklāk-ana-bēlīya | |
| 887 | Abu-ilāya | |
| 886 | Ilu-milkī | |
| 885 | Naʾid-ilu | |
| 884 | Yarî | |
| 883 | Aššur-šēzibanni | |
| 882 | Aššur-nāṣir-apli (II) | king |
| 881 | Aššur-iddin | |
| 880 | Miqti-adur | |
| 879 | Ša-ilima-damqa | |
| 878 | Dagan-bēlu-nāṣir | |
| 877 | Ninurta-pīya-uṣur | |
| 876 | Ninurta-bēlu-uṣur | |
| 875 | Iššiak-Aššur-lilbur | |
| 874 | Šamaš-upaḫḫir | |
| 873 | Nergal-āpil-kūmūa | rab ekallim, governor of Kalah |
| 872 | Qurdi-Aššur | |
| 871 | Aššur-lēʾi | |
| 870 | Aššur-natkil | |
| 869 | Bēl-mudammiq | |
| 868 | Dayān-Ninurta | |
| 867 | Ištar-emūqāya | governor of Tušhan |
| 866 | Šamaš-nūrī | |
| 865 | Mannu-dān-ana-ili | |
| 864 | Šamaš-bēlu-uṣur | |
| 863 | Ninurta-ilāya | |
| 862 | Ninurta-ēṭiranni | |
| 861 | AššurNergal-ilāya | |
| 860 | Nergal-nīrka-daʾʾin | |
| 859 | Ṭāb-bēlu | |
| 858 | Šarru-balti-nišī | |
| 858a | 24 šanāti | |
| 857 | Šulmānu-ašarēd | king of Assyria |
| 856 | Aššur-bēlu-kaʾʾin | turtānu, …[…] |
| 855 | Aššur-būnāya-uṣur | rab šāqê, …[…] |
| 854 | Abī-ina-ekalli-lilbur | nāgir ekalli |
| 853 | Dayān-Aššur | turtānu |
| 852 | Šamaš-abūa | governor of Nisibin |
| 851 | Šamaš-bēlu-uṣur | governor of Kalah |
| 850 | Bel-būnāya | nāgir ekalli |
| 849 | Ḫadi-lipūšu | governor of Nairi |
| 848 | Nergal-ālik-pāni | |
| 847 | Bur-Rammān | |
| 846 | Ninurta-mukīn-nišī | |
| 845 | Ninurta-nādin-šumi | |
| 844 | Aššur-būnāya | |
| 843 | Ṭāb-Ninurta | |
| 842 | Taklāk-ana-šarri | governor of Nemed-Ištar |
| 841 | Adad-rēmanni | |
| 840 | ŠamašBēl-abūa | [to the] cedar [mountain] |
| 839 | Šulmu-bēli-lāmur | [of Arz]uhina, to Que |
| 838 | Ninurta-kibsī-uṣur | of Raṣappa, to Malahi |
| 837 | Ninurta-ilāya | [of Ahi]zuhina, to Danabi |
| 836 | Qurdi-Aššur | [of] Raqmat, to Tabal |
| 835 | Šēp-šarri | [of H]abruri, to Melid |
| 834 | Nergal-mudammiq | [of N]ineveh, to Namri |
| 833 | Yaḫalu | masennu rabû, to Que |
| 832 | Ulūlāyu | [of Ki]lizi, to Que |
| 831 | Šarru-ḫattu-ipēl | to Que; the Great God went from Dêr |
| 830 | Nergal-ilāya | [of Is]ana, to Urartu |
| 829 | Ḫubāyu | [of …]hi, to Unqi |
| 828 | Ilu-mukīn-aḫi | [of …h]a, to Ulluba |
| 827 | Šulmānu-ašarēd (III) | king of Assyria, to Mannea |
| 826 | Dayān-Aššur | turtānu, revolt |
| 825 | Aššur-būnāya-uṣur | [rab šāqê], revolt |
| 824 | Yaḫalu | [rab šāqê], revolt |
| 823 | Bēl-būnāya | [nāgir ekalli], revolt |
| 823a | [n] šanāti | […] years Salmaneser, king of Assyria |
| 822 | Šamšī-Adad (V) | king of Assyria, revolt |
| 821 | Yaḫalu | [turtānu], revolt |
| 820 | Bēl-dān | nāgir ekalli, revolt |
| 819 | Ninurta-ubla | [of GN,] to Mannea |
| 818 | Šamaš-ilāya | [of GN,] [to …]šumme |
| 817 | Nergal-ilāya | governor of [Isana,] [to] Tille |
| 816 | Aššur-būnāya-uṣur | rab šāqê, to Tille |
| 815 | Šarru-ḫattu-ipēl | governor of Naṣibina, to Zarate |
| 814 | Bēl-lū-balaṭ | turtānu, to Dêr; the Great God went to Dêr |
| 813 | Mušekniš | governor of Habruri, to Ahsana |
| 812 | Ninurta-ašarēd | governor of Raqmat, to Kaldu |
| 811 | Šamaš-kūmūa | governor of Arrapha, to Babylon |
| 810 | Bēl-qātē-ṣabat | governor of Mazamua, in the land |
| 810a | [n] šanāti […] | |
| 809 | Adad-nērārī (III) | king of Assyria, to Media |
| 808 | Nergal-ilāya | turtānu, to Guzana |
| 807 | Bēl-dān | nāgir ekalli, to Mannea |
| 806 | Ṣil-bēli | rab šāqê, to Mannea |
| 805 | Aššur-taklāk | masennu, to Arpad |
| 804 | Ilu-issīya | governor of the land, to Hazazu |
| 803 | Nergal-ēreš | governor of Raṣappa, to Baʾalu |
| 802 | Aššur-balti-ekurri | governor of Arrapha, to the Sea; plague |
| 801 | Ninurta-ilāya | of Ahi-zuhina, to Hubushkia |
| 800 | Šēp-Ištar | of Naṣibina, to Mannea |
| 799 | Marduk-išmnni | of Amedi, to Mannea |
| 798 | Mutakkil-Marduk | rab ša rēši, to Lušia |
| 797 | Bēl-tarṣi-iluma | of Kalah, to Namri |
| 796 | Aššur-bēlu-uṣur | of Habruri, to Manṣuate |
| 795 | Marduk-šadûni | of Raqmat, to Dêr |
| 794 | Mukīn-abūa | of Tushhan, to Dêr |
| 793 | Mannu-kī-Aššur | of Guzana, to Media |
| 792 | Mušallim-Ninurta | of Tille, to Media |
| 791 | Bēl-iqīšanni | of Šibhiniš, to Hubuškia |
| 790 | Šēp-Šamaš | of Isana, to Ituʾa |
| 789 | Ninurta-mukīn-aḫi | of Nineveh, to Media |
| 788 | Adad-mušammer | of Kilizi, to Media; foundation of Nabû temple in Nine[veh la]id |
| 787 | Ṣil-Ištar | of Arbela, to Media; Nabû entered the new temple |
| 786 | Nabû-šarru-uṣur | of Talmusa, to Kiski |
| 785 | Adad-uballiṭ | of Tamnunna, to Hubushkia; the Great God went to Dêr |
| 784 | Marduk-šarru-uṣur | of Arbela, to Hubuškia |
| 783 | Ninurta-nāṣir | of Zamua, to Ituʾa |
| 782 | Iluma-lē'I | of Naṣibina, to Ituʾa |
| 782a | 28 šanāti Adad-nērārī | 28 years, Adad-nerari, king of Assyria |
| 781 | Šulmānu-ašarēd (IV) | king of Assyria, to Urartu |
| 780 | Šamšī-ilu | turtānu, to Urartu |
| 779 | Marduk-rēmanni | rab šāqê, to Urartu |
| 778 | Bēl-lēšer | nāgir ekalli, to Urartu |
| 777 | Nabû-išdēya-kaʾʾin | masennu, to Ituʾa |
| 776 | Pān-Aššur-lāmur | governor of the land, to Urartu |
| 775 | Nergal-ēreš | governor of Rasappa, to the cedar mountain |
| 774 | Ištar-dūrī | governor of Naṣibina, to Namri |
| 773 | Mannu-kī-Adad | governor of Raqmat, to Damascus |
| 772 | Aššur-bēlu-uṣur | governor of Kalah, to Hatarikka |
| 772a | [n] šanāti | […] years, Salmaneser, king of Assyria |
| 771 | Aššur-dān (III) | king of Assyria, to Gananati |
| 770 | Šamšī-ilu | turtānu, to Marad |
| 769 | Bēl-ilāya | of Arrapha, to Ituʾa |
| 768 | Aplāya | of Zamua, in the land |
| 767 | Qurdi-Aššur | of Ahizuhina, to Gananati |
| 766 | Mušallim-Ninurta | of Tille, to Media |
| 765 | Ninurta-mukīn-nišī | of Habruri, to Hatarikka; plague |
| 764 | Ṣidqi-ilu | of Tušhan, in the land |
| 763 | Bur-Saggilê | of Guzana, revolt in the citadel; in Siwan the sun had an eclipse |
| 762 | Ṭāb-bēlu | of Amedi, revolt in the citadel |
| 761 | Nabû-mukīn-aḫi | of Nineveh, revolt in Arrapha |
| 760 | Lā-qīpu | of Kilizi, revolt in Arrapha |
| 759 | Pān-Aššur-lāmur | of Arbela, revolt in Guzana; plague |
| 758 | Ana-bēli-taklāk | of Isana, to Guzana; peace in the land |
| 757 | Ninurta-iddin | of Kurbail, in the land |
| 756 | Bēl-šadûa | of Tamnunna, in the land |
| 755 | Iqīsu | of Shibhinish, to Hatarikka |
| 754 | Ninurta-šēzibanni | of Talmusa, to Arpad; return from Aššur |
| 753 | Aššur-nērārī (V) | king of Assyria, in the land |
| 752 | Šamšī-ilu | turtānu, in the land |
| 751 | Marduk-šallimanni | nāgir ekalli, in the land |
| 750 | Bēl-dān | rab šāqê, in the land |
| 749 | Šamaš-kēnu-dugul | masennu, to Namri |
| 748 | Adad-bēlu-kaʾʾin | governor of the land, to Namri |
| 747 | Sîn-šallimanni | of Raṣappa, in the land |
| 746 | Nergal-nāṣir | of Naṣibina, revolt in Kalah |
| 745 | Nabû-bēlu-uṣur | of Arrapha, on 13th Ayar Tiglath-pileser took the throne; [in] Tešrit he went to Mesopotamia |
| 744 | Bēl-dān | of Kalah, to Namri |
| 744a | 10 šanāti [Aššur-nērārī] | king of Assyria |
| 743 | Tukultī-apil-Ešarra (III) | king of Assyria, in Arpad; defeat of Urartu |
| 742 | Nabû-daʾʾinanni | tutānu, to Arpad |
| 741 | Bēl-Ḫarrān-bēlu-uṣur | nāgir ekalli, to Arpad, within three years taken |
| 740 | Nabû-ēṭiranni | rab šāqê, to Arpad |
| 739 | Sîn-taklāk | masennu, to Ulluba, Birtu captured |
| 738 | Adad-bēlu-kaʾʾin | governor of the land, Kullani conquered |
| 737 | Bēl-ēmuranni | of Raṣappa, to Media |
| 736 | Ninurta-ilāya | of Naṣibina, to the foot of Mount Nal |
| 735 | Aššur-šallimanni | of Arrapha, to Urartu |
| 734 | Bēl-dān | of Kalah, to Philistia |
| 733 | Aššur-daʾʾinanni | of Mazamua, to Damascus |
| 732 | Nabû-bēlu-uṣur | of Simme, to Damascus |
| 731 | Nergal-uballiṭ | of Ahi-zuhina, to Šapiya |
| 730 | Bēl-lū-dāri | of Tille, in the land |
| 729 | Lipḫur-ilu | of Habruri, the king took the hands of Bēl |
| 728 | Dūr-Aššur | of Tušhan, to Hi[…]; the king took the hands of Bēl |
| 727 | Bēl-Ḫarrān-bēlu-uṣur | of Guzana, to […]; [Šalman]eser (V) [sat on the throne] |
| 726 | Marduk-bēlu-uṣur | [of Ame]di i[n] |
| 725 | Maḫdê | of Nineveh, to […] |
| 724 | Aššur-išmanni | [of Kili]zi, to […] |
| 724a | [n] šanāti | |
| 723 | Šulmānu-ašarēd (V) | king [of Assyria], t[o …] |
| 722 | Ninurta-ilāya | turtānu, […] |
| 721 | Nabû-tāriṣ | […] [to Hatt]i |
| 720 | Aššur-nīrka-daʾʾin | […] |
| 720a | [n] šanāti | |
| 719 | Šarru-kēn (II) | king of [Assyria], [ ent]ered […] |
| 718 | Zēru-ibni | governor of Raṣappa, [to Ta]bal |
| 717 | Ṭāb-šār-Aššur | masennu, [Dūr-Šarru]kīn founded |
| 716 | Ṭāb-ṣil-Ešarra | governor of the citadel, [to] Mannea |
| 715 | Taklāk-ana-bēli | governor of Naṣibina, […] governors appointed |
| 714 | Ištar-dūrī | governor of Arrapha, [to Ur]artu, Musasir, Haldia |
| 713 | Aššur-bāni | governor of Kalah, [the] nobles in Ellipa; [… ] entered his new house; [t]o Musasir |
| 712 | Šarru-ēmuranni | governor of Zamua, in the land |
| 711 | Ninurta-ālik-pāni | governor of Simme, to Marʾaš |
| 710 | Šamaš-bēlu-uṣur | governor of Arzuhina, to Bīt-Zēri; the king stayed in Kiš |
| 709 | Mannu-kī-Aššur-lēʾi | governor of Tille, Sargon took the hands of Bēl |
| 708 | Šamaš-upaḫḫir | governor of Habruri, Kummuh conquered, governor appointed (var. nobles to Kummuh). |
| 707 | Ša-Aššur-dubbu | governor of Tušhan, the king returned from Babylon; the chief vizier and the nobles, the booty of Dūr-Yākin carried off, Dūr-Yākin destroyed. On 22nd Tešrit, the gods of Dūr-Šarrukīn entered their temples |
| 706 | Mutakkil-Aššur | governor of Guzana, the king (stayed) in the land; the noble […] in Karalla; on 6th Ayar, Dūr-Sharrukīn completed; […] received |
| 705 | Nasḫur-bēl | governor of Amedi, the king […] against Qurdi the Kulummaean; the king was killed; the camp of the king of Assyria […]; on 12th Ab, Sennacherib [became] king |
| 704 | Nabû-dēnī-ēpuš | governor of Nineveh, t[o…] Larak, Sarabanu, […]; the palace of Kilizi was made; … in […]; the nobles against …[…] |
| 703 | Nuḫšāya | governor of Kilizi, […] |
| 702 | Nabû-lēʾi | governor of Arbela |
| 701 | Ḫanānu | governor of Til-Barsip, from Halzi-… […] |
| 700 | Metūnu | governor of Isana, [Aš]šur-nadin-shumi, son of [Sennacherib]; […] of the palace in the city […] great cedar logs […], alabaster in mount [Ammanana …] in Kapar-dargil[i], … to […], […] of the king … […] |
| 699 | Bēl-šarrāni | governor of Kurbail |
| 698 | Šulmu-šarri | governor of Halziatbar |
| 697 | Nabû-dūru-uṣur | governor of Tamnunna |
| 696 | Šulmu-bēli | governor of Talmusi |
| 695 | Aššur-bēlu-uṣur | governor of Šahuppa/Kadmuhi |
| 694 | Ilu-issīya | governor of Damascus |
| 693 | Iddin-aḫḫē | of Dūr-Sharrukīn |
| 692 | Zazāya | governor of Arpad |
| 691 | Bēl-ēmuranni | governor of Karkemiš |
| 690 | Nabû-kēnu-uṣur | governor of Samaria |
| 689 | Giḫilu | governor of Hatarikka |
| 688 | Iddin-aḫḫē | governor of Simirra |
| 687 | Sîn-aḫḫē-erība | king of Assyria |
| 686 | Bēl-ēmuranni | turtān imitti |
| 685 | Aššur-daʾʾinanni | of Que |
| 684 | Manzernê | governor of Kullania |
| 683 | Mannu-kī-Adad | of Supite |
| 682 | Nabû-šarru-uṣur | governor of Marʾaš |
| 681 | Nabû-aḫḫē-ēreš | governor of Samʾal |
| 680 | Danānu | governor of Manṣuate |
| 679 | Issi-Adad-anēnu | governor of Megiddo |
| 678 | Nergal-šarru-uṣur | rab šāqê |
| 677 | Abī-rāmu | sukkallu |
| 676 | Banbâ | sukkallu dannu / sukkallu šanū |
| 675 | Nabû-aḫḫē-iddin | asennu (rabû) |
| 674 | Šarru-nūrī | governor of Barhalzi |
| 673 | Atar-ilu | governor of Lahira |
| 672 | Nabû-bēlu-uṣur | governor of Dūr-Šarrukīn |
| 671 | Kanūnāyu | sartennu |
| 670 | Šulmu-bēli-lašme | governor of Dêr |
| 669 | Šamaš-kāšid-ayābi | governor of Ašdod |
| 668 | Marlarim | turtānu Kummuhi |
| 667 | Gabbaru | of Dūr-Sîn-ahhê-ēriba |
| 666 | Kanūnāyu | governor of the new palace |
| 665 | Mannu-kī-šarri | nāgir ekalli / rēš šarri |
| 664 | Šarru-lū-dāri | governor of Dūr-Šarrukīn |
| 663 | Bēl-naʾid | turtānu |
| 662 | Ṭāb-šār-Sîn | governor of Raṣappa |
| Ṭāb-ṣil-Sîn (Falkner 1954-56, AfO 17: 100-120) | ||
| 661 | Arbaʾilāyu | masennu rabû |
| 660 | Girṣapūnu | |
| 659 | Silim-Aššur | sukkallu šanū |
| 658 | Ša-Nabû-šû | rēši |
| 657 | Lābāši | rab kâri |
| 656 | Milkī-rāmu | rab kaṣir |
| 655 | Amyānu | governor of Que |
| 654 | Aššur-nāṣir | |
| 653 | Aššur-ilāya | sukkallu dannu / sukkallu rabû |
| 652 | Aššur-dūru-uṣur | governor of Barhalzi |
| 651 | Sagabbu | governor of Harran |
| 650 | Bēl-Ḫarrān-šadûa | governor of Tyre |
| 649 | Aḫu-ilāya | governor of Karkemiš |
Post Canonical eponyms, from Aššurbanipal onwards
Order of the eponyms may vary from an author to another. Each author’s name is written after the eponym’s one: Falkner (1954-56), Parpola (1998) and Reade (1998).
The present table follows the work of H. Baker:
Filter:
| Date | Name | Title, area or action |
|---|---|---|
| 648 | Belšunu | Belšunu |
| 647 | Nabû-daʾʾinanni (Falkner) | Que |
| 647 | "Nabû-nādin-ahi (Parpola, Reade)" | Kār- Šulmānu-ašarēd |
| 646 | Nabû-šar-ahhêšu | Samaria |
| 645 | Nabû-šarru-uṣur (Falkner) | rab ša rēši |
| 645 | Šamaš-daʾʾinanni (Parpola) | Babylon |
| 645 | Nabû-daʾʾinnani (Reade) | Que |
| 644 | Marduk-remanni (Falkner) | Kilizi |
| 644 | Nabû-šarru-uṣur (Parpola) | rab ša rēši |
| 644 | Šamaš-daʾʾinanni (Reade) | Babylon |
| 643 | "Aššur-šarru-uṣur (Falkner, Parpola)" | Maraš |
| 643 | Nabû-šarru-uṣur (Reade) | rab ša rēši |
| 642 | Mušallim-Aššur (Falkner) | Alihi |
| 642 | Nabû-daʾʾinanni (Parpola) | Que |
| 642 | Šarru-metu-uballiṭ (Reade) | Māzamua |
| 641 | Aššur-gimilli-tere (Falkner) | "great treasurer, chief fuller" |
| 641 | Aššur-garuʾa-nere (Parpola) | rab šāqê |
| 641 | Aššur-šarru-uṣur (Reade) | Maraš |
| 640 | Zababa-ēriba (Falkner) | |
| 640 | Šarru-metu-uballiṭ (Parpola) | Māzamua |
| 640 | Aššur-garuʾa-nere (Reade) | rab šāqê |
| 639 | Sîn-šarru-uṣur (Falkner) | Nineveh or Hindānu? |
| 639 | Mušallim-Aššur (Parpola) | Alihi |
| 639 | Bulluṭu (Reade) | chief singer |
| 638 | Bēlu-lū-dāri (Falkner) | |
| 638 | Aššur-gimilli-tere | "great treasurer, chief fuller" |
| 638 | Upaqa-ana-Arbail (Reade) | |
| 637 | Šarru-metu-uballiṭ (Falkner) | Māzamua |
| 637 | Zababa-ēriba (Parpola) | |
| 637 | Mušallim-Aššur (Reade) | Alihi |
| 636 | Šamaš-daʾʾinanni (Falkner) | Babylon |
| 636 | Marduk-šarru-uṣur (Falkner too) | Que |
| 636 | Sîn-šarru-uṣur (Parpola) | Hindānu |
| 636 | Aššur-gimilli-tere (Reade) | "great treasurer, chief fuller" |
| 635 | Aššur-garuʾa-nere (Falkner) | rab šāqê |
| 635 | Bēlu-lū-dāri (Parpola) | |
| 635 | Zababa-ēriba (Reade) | |
| 634 | Nabû-nādin-ahi (Falkner) | Kār- Šulmānu-ašarēd |
| 634 | Bulluṭu (Parpola) | chief singer |
| 634 | Sîn-šarru-uṣur (Reade) | Hindānu |
| 633 | Aššurbanipal (Falkner) | king |
| 633 | Upaqa-ana-Arbail (Parpola) | |
| 633 | Bēlu-lū-dāri (Reade) | |
| 632 | Bulluṭu (Falkner) | chief singer |
| 632 | Ṭab-ṣil-Sîn (Parpola) | |
| 632 | Adad-remanni (Reade) | |
| 631 | Upaqa-ana-Arbail (Falkner) | |
| 631 | Adad-remanni (Parpola) | |
| 631 | Marduk-šarru-uṣur (Reade) | Que |
| 630 | Adad-remanni (Falkner) | |
| 630 | Ṣalmu-šarri-iqbi (Parpola) | "Commagene, turtānu" |
| 630 | Bēl-šaddûʾa (Reade) |
Post Canonical eponyms of Aššur-etēl-ilāni and Sîn-šarru-iškun’s reigns
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| Date | Name | Title, area or action |
|---|---|---|
| 629 | Bēl-šarru-nāʾid (Falkner) | great treasurer |
| 629 | Nabû-šarru-uṣur (Parpola) | Palace scribe (« later ») |
| 629 | Nabû-sakip (Reade) | Lahiru |
| 628 | Nabû-sakip (Falkner) | Lahiru |
| 628 | after Nabû-šarru-uṣur (Parpola) | - |
| 628 | Sîn-šarru-uṣur arkû / (Reade) | - |
| 628 | Sîn-šarru-uṣur / (Reade too) | palace scribe |
| 628 | Nūr-ṣalam-ṣarpi(?) (Reade too) | - |
| 627 | Mannu-kī-ahhê (Falkner) | Simyra |
| 627 | Sîn-ahu-uṣur arkû (Falkner too) | - |
| 627 | Marduk-šarru-uṣur (Parpola) | Que |
| 627 | Kanunaiu (Reade) | Dūr-Šarrukīn |
| 626 | Nabû-šarru-uṣur (Falkner) | palace scribe (« later ») |
| 626 | Marduk-remanni (Parpola) | Kilizi |
| 626 | Iqbi-ilu/ilāni (Parpola too) | - |
| 626 | Aššur-mātu-taqqin (Reade) | (U)pummu |
| 625 | after Nabû-šarru-uṣur (Falkner) | |
| 625 | Sîn-šarru-uṣur (Parpola) | palace scribe |
| 625 | Sîn-šumu-ibni (Parpola too) | Nineveh |
| 625 | Aššur-remanni (Reade) | rab ša rēši of the crown prince |
| 624 | Aššur-mātu-taqqin (Falkner) | (U)pummu |
| 624 | Kanunaiu (Parpola) | Dūr-Šarrukīn |
| 624 | Nabû-šarru-uṣur | palace scribe (« later ») |
| 623 | Ṣalmu-šarri-iqbi (Falkner, Reade) | Commagene, turtānu |
| 623 | Aššur-mātu-taqqin (Parpola) | (U)pummu |
| 622 | Sîn-šarru-uṣur (Falkner) | palace scribe |
| 622 | Daddî (Parpola, Reade) | (great) treasurer |
| 621 | Aššur-remanni (Falkner) | rab ša rēši of the crown prince |
| 621 | Bēl-iqbi (Falkner) | Tušhan / Bīt-Zamāni |
| 621 | Bēl-ahu-uṣur (Reade) | palace overseer |
| 620 | Daddî (Falkner) | (great) treasurer |
| 620 | Saʾilu (Parpola, Reade) | chief cook |
| 619 | Bēl-ahhu-uṣur (Falkner) | palace overseer |
| 619 | Mannu-kī-ahhê (Parpola) | Simyra (hapax Nineveh) |
| 619 | Bēl-iqbi (Reade) | Tušhan / Bīt-Zamāni |
| 618 | Saʾilu (Falkner) | chief cook |
| 618 | Nabû-sakip (Parpola) | Lahiru |
| 618 | Iqbi-ilu/ilāni (Reade) | - |
| 617 | Nabû-tapputi-alik (Falkner) | rab ša rēši |
| 617 | Aššur-remanni (Parpola) | rab ša rēši of the crown prince |
| 617 | Sîn-ālik-pāni (Reade) | masennu |
| 616 | Bēl-iqbi (Falkner) | Tušhan / Bīt-Zamāni |
| 616 | Bēl-ahu-uṣur (Parpola) | palace overseer |
| 616 | Nabû-tapputi-alik (Reade) | rab ša rēši (= Pašî) |
| 615 | Iqbi-ilu/ilāni (Falkner) | |
| 615 | Sîn-ālik-pāni (Falkner too) | masennu |
| 615 | Sîn-ālik-pāni (Parpola) | masennu |
| 615 | Šamaš-šarru-ibni (Reade) | turtānu |
| 614 | Sîn-kenu-ide (Falkner) | - |
| 614 | Pašî (Parpola) | - |
| 614 | Sîn-šarru-uṣur (Reade) | governor of Nineveh |
| 613 | Šamaš-šarru-ibni (Falkner) | turtānu |
| 613 | Nabû-tapputi-ālik (Parpola) | rab ša rēši |
| 613 | Marduk-remanni (Reade) | Kilizi |
| 612 | Nabû-mār-šarri-uṣur (Falkner) | turtānu |
Eponyms after the fall of Nineveh
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| Date | Name | Title, area or action |
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| 611 | / (Falkner) | |
| Nabû-mār-šarri-uṣur (Parpola) | turtānu | |
| / (Reade) | ||
| 610 | / (Falkner) | |
| Nabû-šarru-uṣur (Parpola) | chief judge | |
| / (Reade) | ||
| 609 | / (Falkner) | |
| Gargamisaiu (Parpola) | ||
| / (Reade) |
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