Assyrian king Ashur-uballit I

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Assyrian king Ashur-uballit I was a powerful 14th-century BCE ruler who transformed Assyria into a major regional empire through military expansion and diplomatic engagement with other great Near Eastern powers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Assyrian king
human
monarch
alternativeName Ashur-uballit I
surface form: Ashur-uballit the First

Ashur-uballit I
surface form: Aššur-uballiṭ I
capital Ashur
surface form: Aššur
century 14th century BCE
child Enlil-nirari
correspondedWith Akhenaten
surface form: Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten

Amarna
surface form: Egyptian royal court at Amarna
countryRuled Assyria
deathPlace Assyria
diplomaticTitleClaimed Great King
dynasty Sargonid dynasty
surface form: Adaside dynasty
era Middle Assyrian Empire
surface form: Middle Assyrian period
father Eriba-Adad I
foreignRelations Babylon
surface form: Babylonia

Egypt
Hittite Empire
Mitanni
historicalPeriod Late Bronze Age
historicalSignificance founder of Middle Assyrian Empire power
knownFor diplomatic engagement with other Near Eastern great powers
military expansion of Assyria
transforming Assyria into a major regional power
language Akkadian
mainDeityVenerated Ashur
mentionedIn Amarna letters
militaryAction defeated Mitanni influence in northern Mesopotamia
expanded Assyrian control westward and southward
name Ashur-uballit I
policy asserted equality with other great kings of the Near East
politicalStatusChange raised Assyria from vassal status to independent great power
powerBase Ashur
surface form: city of Aššur
predecessor Eriba-Adad I
regionRuled Upper Mesopotamia
reignEnd circa 1330 BCE
reignStart circa 1365 BCE
relativeByMarriage Burna-Buriash II
religion Mesopotamian polytheism
royalHouse House of Adasi
sourceType cuneiform royal inscriptions
diplomatic correspondence
spouse daughter of Burna-Buriash II
successor Enlil-nirari
successorState Middle Assyrian Empire
title King of Assyria
šar māt Aššur
writingSystem cuneiform

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Ashur reconqueredBy Assyrian king Ashur-uballit I