List of Mesopotamian dynasties
Early Dynastic period
| Date | Lagash | Umma | Uruk | Ur | King of Kish |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2500 BC | Urnanshe | Pabilgaltukh | Meskalamdug | Meskalamdug | |
| Akurgal | Ush | Akalamdug | |||
| 2450 BC | Eanatum | Enakale | Mesannepada Aannepada |
Mesannepada Eanatum | |
| Enanatum I | Urluma | Meskiagnuna | |||
| 2400 BC | Entemena | Lugalkiginedudu | Lugalkiginedudu | Lugalkiginedudu | |
| Enanatum II | Lugalkisalsi | Lugalkisalsi | |||
| Enentarsi | Gishakidu U' u |
Elili | Lugalsilasi | ||
| Lugalanda | Urzage Lugal-TAR |
Urzage | |||
| 2350 BC | UruKAgina | Lugalzagesi | Enshakushana | Enbi' ishtar | |
| Lugalzagesi | Urzababa | ||||
| Sargon of Akkad |
Late third to mid-second millennium BCE
| Dynasty of Agade | ||||
| 2300 BCE | Sargon of Akkad 2334–2279 BCE | |||
| Rimush 2278–2270 BCE | ||||
| Manishtusu 2269–2255 BCE | ||||
| Naram-Sin 2254–2218 BCE | ||||
| 2200 BCE | Sharkalisharri 2217–2193 BCE | |||
| King unknown 2192–2190 BCE | ||||
| Dudu 2189–2169 BCE | Gudea (2nd Dynasty of Lagash]]) | |||
| Shu-Turul 2168–2154 BCE | ||||
| 3rd Dynasty of Ur | ||||
| Ur-Namma 2112–2095 BCE | ||||
| 2110 BCE | Shulgi 2094–2047 BCE | |||
| Amar-Sin 2046–2038 BCE | ||||
| Shu-Sin 2037–2029 BCE | ||||
| Ibbi-Sin 2028–2004 BCE | ||||
| Isin-Larsa/Old Babylonian Period | ||||
| Isin | Larsa | Babylon | Assur | |
| Ishbi-Erra 2017–1985 BCE | Naplanum 2025–2005 BCE | Ushpia circa 2030 BCE | ||
| 2000 BCE | Emisum 2004–1977 BCE | Apiashal | ||
| Shu-Ilishu 1984–1975 BCE | Sulili | |||
| Iddin-Dagan 1974–1954 BCE | Samium 1976–1942 BCE | |||
| Ishme-Dagan 1953–1935 BCE | Zambaja 1941–1933 BCE | Kikkiya | ||
| Lipit-Ishtar 1934–1924 BCE | Gungunum 1932–1906 BCE | Akiya | ||
| Ur-Ninurta 1923–1896 BCE | Puzur-Ashur I circa 1975 BCE | |||
| 1900 BCE | Bur-Sin 1895–1897 BCE | Abisare 1905–1895 BCE | Shalim-ahum died 1946 BCE | |
| Lipit-Enlil 1873–1869 BCE | Sumuel 1894–1866 BCE | Sumuabum 1894–1881 BCE | Ilu-shumma 1945 - 1906 BCE | |
| Erra-imitti 1868–1861 BCE | Nur-Adad 1865–1850 BCE | Sumulael 1880–1845 BCE | Erishum I 1905–1867 BCE | |
| Enlil-bani 1860–1837 BCE | Sin-Iddinam 1849–1843 BCE | |||
| Zambiya 1836–1834 BCE | Sin-Eribam 1842–1841 BCE | Sabium 1844–1831 BCE | Ikunun 1867–1860 BCE | |
| Iter-pisha 1833–1831 BCE | Sin-Iqisham 1840–1836 BCE | Sargon I 1865 BCE | ||
| Ur-du-kuga 1830–1828 BCE | Silli-Adad 1835 BCE | Apil-Sin 1830–1813 BCE | Puzur-Assur II | |
| Suen-magir 1827–1817 BCE | Warad-Sin 1834–1823 BCE | Erishum II 1819–1814 BCE | ||
| 1800 BCE | Damiq-ilishu 1816–1794 BCE | Rim-Sin I 1822–1763 BCE | Sin-muballit 1812–1793 BCE | Shamshi-Adad I 1813–1781 BCE |
| Hammurabi 1792–1750 BCE | Ishme-Dagan 1790 - 1751 BCE | |||
| Rim-Sin II | Samsuiluna 1749–1712 BCE | Mut-Ashkur 1750 | ||
| 1700 BCE | Abi-eshuh 1711–1684 BCE | Rimush | ||
| Ammiditana 1683–1647 BCE | Asinum | |||
| Ammisaduqa 1646–1626 BCE | Adasi 1720 BCE | |||
| 1600 BCE | Samsuditana 1625–1595 BCE | |||
| "Dark Age" | ||||
Mitanni
| Shuttarna I（son of Kirta） | |
| Parattarnar | |
| Saushtatar（son of Parsatatar） | |
| Artatama I | |
| Shuttarna II | |
| Artashumara | |
| Tushratta | Artatama II |
| Shattiwaza | Shuttarna III |
| Shattuara | |
| Wasashatta | |
| Shattuara II |
Mid-second to first millennium BC
Eclipse and Venus observation records
Venus Tablet of Ammisaduqa
See also: Assyrian eclipse
Base on an Assyria record of Eclipse on June 15, 763 BC, and the related date documents between Assyria and Babylonia, the dates after 1400 BC are reliable. According to the Venus tablet of Ammisaduqa, a record of astronomical observations of Venus in Old Babylonian Empire king Ammisaduqa (1646–1626 BC), the rough date can be concluded. But about the accuracy date, the Historians have different opinions, in high chronology the finish date of Old Babylonian is 1651 BC, in middle chronology the finish date of Old Babylonian is 1595 BC，and in low chronology the finish date of Old Babylonian is 1531 BC. In this article we use the middle chronology, same as most of the books about Mesopotamia, but there are many evidence support the low chronology (even extreme low chronology).[7]
See also
Notes
- ↑ The University of Pennsylvania Museum & Beijing World Art Museum 2007, p. 153
- 1 2 J. A. Brinkman (1977). "Appendix: Mesopotamian Chronology of the Historical Period". In A. L. Oppenheim. Ancient Mesopotamia: Portrait of a Dead Civilization. Chicago. pp. 335–348.
- ↑ The University of Pennsylvania Museum & Beijing World Art Museum 2007, pp. 154–155
- ↑ The University of Pennsylvania Museum & Beijing World Art Museum 2007, p. 156
- ↑ J. A. Brinkman (1976). "A Chronology of the Kassite Dynasty". Materials for the Study of Kassite History, Vol. I. Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. pp. 26–27.
- ↑ The University of Pennsylvania Museum & Beijing World Art Museum 2007, pp. 157–159
- ↑ The University of Pennsylvania Museum & Beijing World Art Museum 2007, pp. 27–28
Bibliography
- The University of Pennsylvania Museum; Beijing World Art Museum (Feb 2007). Mesopotamia (in Chinese) (1st ed.). Beijing: Heritage Press. ISBN 978-7-5010-2112-3.
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