Assyria

Fines virides colorati: Imperium Assyrium circa 1400 a.C.n.

Assyria (litteris cuneiformibus Neo-Assyriacis , romanizatis māt Aššur ; Syriacice ܐܬܘܪ ʾāthor ; Graece Ασσυρία) fuit civilizatio antiqua in Mesopotamia inter aetatem aeneam et ferream, quae urbs-civitas magni momenti apud ripas Tigris orta primum floruit, regionibus in primis terris Assyriorum interdum a saeculo vicensimo uno ad saeculum quartum decimum a.C.n. moderans, tum civitas territorialis, et ad ultimum imperium a saeculo quarto decimo ad saeculum septimum a.C.n., cum anno 609 a.C.n. finem haberet, ab Imperio Babylonio victa. Eius nomen ex Assyria principali urbe appellatur.

Chronologia Assyriae

Subartu, vel Assyria aetate Sumeria et Accadia.
Regnum Assyrium vetus
Imperium Assyrium medium (1365–934 a.C.n.)
Imperium Neoassyrium (744 a.C.n.-609 a.C.n.)
Athura
Assyria (provincia Romana)

Nexus interni

Bibliographia

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Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Assyriam spectant.

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Newly Digitised Manuscript Sheds Valuable Light on Assyrian Identity. . Assyrian Cultural & Social Youth Association. 23 Ianuarii 2022
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