Senaquerib
Hi Senaquerib[1][lower-alpha 1] o kundi man Senakirib[2] amo an hadi han Asirya tikang 705 UC kutob 681 UC. Ginhihinumdoman hi…
| Senaquerib | |
|---|---|
 Hi Senaquerib han panahon han iya gera ha Babilonia, usá nga relief tikang han iya palasyo ha Ninibe | |
| Hadi han Imperyo nga Neo-Asiriahanon | |
| Paghadì | 705–681 BC |
| Nag-uná | Sargon II |
| Nagsunod | Esarhadon |
| Natawo |
c. 740 BC Kalhu |
| Namatay |
681 BC Ninibe |
| Inasaw-an |
Tašmētu-šarrat Naqī'ā/Zakūtu |
| Anak |
Ashur-nadin-shumi Ashur-ili-muballissu Arda-Mulissu Ashur-shumu-ushabshi Esarhadon Nergal-shumu-ibni Sharezer Shadittu |
| Dinastiya | Sargonid nga dinastiya |
| Amay | Sargon II |
| Iroy | Atalyā |
Hi Senaquerib[1][lower-alpha 1] o kundi man Senakirib[2] amo an hadi han Asirya tikang 705 UC kutob 681 UC. Ginhihinumdoman hiya hin dako tungod han iya mga kampanya nga militar patok han Babilonia ngan Judah, ngan han iya mga programa hin pagtukod - labi na an didto han Asiryahanon nga pamunuan han Ninibe.[3] Gin-asesinar hiya hin mga diri klaro nga mga panhinabo han 681 UC,[4] nga baga hin ginpakita nga ginbuhat han iya suhag nga anak nga lalaki (an iya ginpili nga masunod ha iya nga hi Esarhadon amo an putó).[5]
Mga tigaman
- ↑ Ininglis: Sennacherib; Akkadian: 𒌍𒉽𒈨𒌍𒋢 Sîn-ahhe-erība, "Hi Sîn nagsaliwan han akon mga bugto nga mga lalaki"; Syriac: ܣܝܢܚܪܝܒ, ginromanisar: Sīnḥārīḇ; Hinebreo: סַנְחֵרִיב, Moderno: Sanḥērív, Tiberiano: Sanḥēríḇ nga makikit-an ha 2 Hadi 18:13, Isaias 36:1, Isaias 37:17, ngan 2 Cronicas 32:1 (ginluluwás ha Moderno nga Hebreo Hinebreo nga kaluwas: [/sanχeːˈʁiv/] o ha pira nga mga Mizrahi nga mga dialekto Hinebreo nga kaluwas: [/sanħeːˈʁiv])
Mga pinambasaran
- ↑ Baraan nga Biblia: An Maupay nga Sumat Para ha Imo (Biblia nga Ginhubad ha Pinulongan nga Samarenyo) Samarenyo Popular Version SPV 050 P PBS 2003-1 Philippine Bible Society 1978
- ↑ An Baraan nga Kasuratan Samarenyo Bible SAM 054 PBS 2000-1 Philippine Bible Society 1983
- ↑ McKenzie 1995, p. 786.
- ↑ Cline & Graham 2011, p. 252.
- ↑ Grayson 1991, p. 121.
Bibliyograpiya
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