Šarru-kīn II

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Šarru-kīn II was an Assyrian king of the Neo-Assyrian Empire in the 8th century BCE, known for his military campaigns and the construction of a new capital at Dur-Sharrukin.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Assyrian king
Neo-Assyrian king
human
monarch
associatedWith relief sculptures at Dur-Sharrukin
royal inscriptions
built city walls of Dur-Sharrukin
palace at Dur-Sharrukin
campaignAgainst Elam
Northern Kingdom of Israel
surface form: Kingdom of Israel

Philistia
Kingdom of Urartu
surface form: Urartu
capitalFounded Dur-Sharrukin
Khorsabad
conquered Northern Kingdom of Israel
surface form: Kingdom of Israel

Samaria
countryRuled Neo-Assyrian Empire
culture Assyrian
deathCause killed in battle
deathDate 705 BCE
deathPlace Tabal region
dynasty Sargonid dynasty
era 8th century BCE
father Tiglath-Pileser III
house Fortress of Sargon
surface form: House of Sargon
knownFor construction of Dur-Sharrukin
expansion of the Neo-Assyrian Empire
military campaigns
meaningOfName the king is legitimate
nameInAkkadian Šarru-kīn
nameInEnglish Sargon II
notableEvent death in campaign against Tabal
patronDeity Ashur
Nabu
policy mass deportations of conquered peoples
predecessor Shalmaneser V
regionRuled Levant region
surface form: Levant

Mesopotamia
parts of Anatolia
reignEnd 705 BCE
reignStart 722 BCE
religion Mesopotamian polytheism
spouse Atalia
successor Sennacherib
title King of Assyria
King of Babylon
usedScript Akkadian cuneiform

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Sargon II alsoKnownAs Šarru-kīn II