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Name: Independance of Babylon

Type: Event

Start: 1206 BC

End: 1206 BC

Parent: Babylon-Assyria War of Tukulti-Ninurta I

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The Kingdom of Babylon rebelled against Assyria and Babylon became independent again with King Meli-Shipak II.

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  • January 1206 BC: Ashurnasirpal rebelled against his father, king Tukulti-Ninurta I, who was eventually assassinated. Thic caused a new period of decline for the Assyrian Empire: Babylon became independent again.

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