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The Assyrian Kingdom from the Age of Power to Galapse | ||
| journal of arabian sciences heritage | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 2, 2018, Pages 335-362 | ||
| Author | ||
| M.D. Tuama Waheeb Khazaal | ||
| Abstract | ||
| (Abstract) The caliphs of Tukalti Able III (Tiglath-pileser) sustained their extension and enclosure strategy whom they were highly talented with outstanding potentialities. They performed their political plan of extinguishingthe ambitions of the upper class and the internal uprisings. The Assyrian Kingdom, in the eighth century BC reached to the highest degree of expansion that no other ancient Iraqi kingdom had reached It dominated the whole near eastbut it did not have absolute command due to the subsequent uprisings that out bursted in the regions attached to the kingdom near the borders. The Uprisings of the Syrian and Canaanian kingdoms, supported by the Egyptians, did not stop and the Assyrian failed to attach Babylon, the jewel of the Crown, in spite of the colourful traits bestowed on their king's campaigns. Indo-European peoples arose in the bordering areas of the north and east and they settled on the Iranian highland, among them were the Medians, Kamerians who destroyed the kingdom of Aurartu in 706 BC among them were the Askeshiyans who went westward and looted Assyria. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| The Assyrian Kingdom | ||
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