Belšar-uṣur

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Belšar-uṣur is the Akkadian form of the name Belshazzar, the Neo-Babylonian prince known from the Book of Daniel and historical inscriptions as a son of King Nabonidus.

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Belšar-uṣur canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Neo-Babylonian prince
historical figure
activeInCentury 6th century BCE
activeInPeriod Neo-Babylonian Empire
appearsIn Book of Daniel
surface form: Daniel 5
associatedWithCity Babylon
associatedWithDeity Marduk
surface form: Bel (Marduk)
associatedWithEmpire Neo-Babylonian Empire
associatedWithEvent fall of Babylon to Cyrus the Great (traditional association)
attestedIn Babylonian chronicles
surface form: Nabonidus Chronicle

Nabonidus Cylinder from Sippar
childOf Nabonidus
culture Babylonian
deathPlace Babylon
surface form: Babylon (traditional/likely)
dynastyNumber Neo-Babylonian Empire
surface form: Chaldean (Neo-Babylonian) dynasty
ethnicity Chaldean
father Nabonidus
governedFor Nabonidus
governedTerritory Babylon
surface form: Babylonia
governedWhile Nabonidus was in Tayma
hasNameInHebrewBible Belshazzar
historicalIdentificationOf Belshazzar
surface form: Belshazzar of Daniel
historicalRole son and heir of Nabonidus
historicalStatus non-reigning royal prince
knownAs Belshazzar
surface form: Belshazzar, son of Nabonidus
knownFrom Babylonian cuneiform inscriptions
Book of Daniel
languageForm Akkadian
memberOfDynasty Neo-Babylonian Empire
surface form: Neo-Babylonian dynasty
mentionedAs “son of the king” in inscriptions
nameElement Bel
uṣur
šar
nameMeaning Bel protect the king
nameVariantOf Belshazzar
positionHeld co-regent of Nabonidus
crown prince of Babylon
region Mesopotamia
religion Babylonian religion
roleInBookOfDaniel last king of Babylon (in the narrative)
sourceType biblical text
cuneiform inscription
title mār šarri (son of the king)

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Belshazzar nameVariant Belšar-uṣur