Zakutu

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Zakutu, also known as Naqi'a, was a powerful Assyrian queen and political figure who played a key role in securing and influencing the reign of her son, King Esarhaddon of the Neo-Assyrian Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Assyrian queen
historical person
political figure
royal consort
activeDuringReignOf Ashurbanipal NERFINISHED
Esarhaddon NERFINISHED
Sennacherib NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Naqi'a NERFINISHED
Naqia NERFINISHED
Zakutu treaty of loyalty NERFINISHED
associatedWith Esagila temple in Babylon NERFINISHED
country Neo-Assyrian Empire NERFINISHED
culture Assyrian NERFINISHED
era Neo-Assyrian period NERFINISHED
followedBy Libbali-šarrat NERFINISHED
gender female
hasRole dynastic power broker
king’s advisor
religious benefactor
influenced reign of Esarhaddon
issued Zakutu treaty
knownFor diplomatic and dynastic activities
political influence at the Assyrian court
securing loyalty oaths for Esarhaddon and Ashurbanipal
knownFrom legal and administrative texts
oath tablets
royal inscriptions
language Akkadian NERFINISHED
motherOf Esarhaddon NERFINISHED
notableRelative Ashurbanipal NERFINISHED
patronOf building and restoration projects
playedKeyRoleIn accession of Esarhaddon to the Assyrian throne
positionHeld influential court figure
queen mother
queen of Assyria
royal consort of Sennacherib
precededBy Tašmetu-šarrat NERFINISHED
region Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
religion Mesopotamian religion NERFINISHED
residence Nineveh NERFINISHED
spouse Sennacherib NERFINISHED
supported succession of Ashurbanipal
timePeriod 7th century BCE
title Naqi'a-Zakutu NERFINISHED
mother of the king
queen of Sennacherib

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Esarhaddon mother Zakutu