Rusa I

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Rusa I was a prominent 8th-century BCE king of Urartu known for expanding the kingdom’s power and engaging in major conflicts with the Neo-Assyrian Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ancient Near Eastern ruler
King of Urartu
associatedWith Lake Van region
capital Tushpa
conflict Neo-Assyrian Empire
Sargon II
surface form: Reign of Sargon II of Assyria
country Kingdom of Urartu
surface form: Urartu
culture Urartian
deathPlace Kingdom of Urartu
surface form: Urartu
era Iron Age
father Sarduri II
floruit 8th century BCE
historicalSource Assyrian royal inscriptions
Urartian cuneiform inscriptions
knownFor Expanding the power of Urartu
Major conflicts with the Neo-Assyrian Empire
Military campaigns in the Armenian Highlands
language Urartian language
notableDefeat Assyrian campaign of 714 BCE
notableEvent Urartu–Assyria wars in the late 8th century BCE
opponent Sargon II
positionHeld Argishti I
surface form: King of Urartu
predecessor Sarduri II
region Armenian Highlands
reignEnd c. 714 BCE
reignStart c. 735 BCE
religion Urartian polytheism
successor Argishti II
territorialExpansion eastern Turkey
surface form: Eastern Anatolia

Upper Mesopotamia
surface form: Northern Mesopotamia
title King of Biainili

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