Kurda

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The city-state was the Amorite Numha tribe's center, it controlled a small area and included the nearby city of Kasapa. It was located in northern Iraq.

Establishment

January 1999 BC: The city of Kurda was the center Amorite Numha tribe. It controlled a small area and included the nearby city of Kasapa.

Chronology

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1. Assyrian conquest of Shekna

Assyrian ruler Shamshi-Adad I conquers the town of Shekna.

January 1807 BC: Shamshi-Adad I (1813-1781 BC) of Assyria saw the great potential in the rich agricultural production of the newly conquered city of Shekna. He made the ciuty the capital of his empire and conquered the surrounding regions.

2. Conquests of Hammurabi

Military campaigns of Babylonian King Hammurabi.

January 1763 BC: Kurda became a vassal of Babylon

Disestablishment

January 1763 BC: Kurda became a vassal of Babylon

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