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Adad-nirari I (fl. XIII secolo a.C.) è stato un sovrano assiro. Il suo nome è più correttamente reso in trascrizione come Adad-nīrārī, "Adad (= il dio della tempesta) è il mio aiuto".
Adad-nirari I. Adad-nārārī I, rendered in all but two inscriptions ideographically as mdadad-ZAB+DAḪ, meaning "Adad (is) my helper," [2] (1305–1274 BC or 1295–1263 BC short chronology) was a king of Assyria during the Middle Assyrian Empire. He is the earliest Assyrian king whose annals survive in any detail.
24 giu 2014 · Adad-nīrārī I (1307 - 1275 a.C., circa) fu un sovrano dell'età medio-assira, il quale diede inizio alla prima grande espansione del regno assiro dalla città di Aššur a tutta la Mesopotamia.
- Joshua J. Mark
24 giu 2014 · Adad Nirari I ruled during the period known to modern-day scholars as the Middle Empire and expanded the borders significantly. He is best known as the king who conquered the Mitanni and established the Assyrian Empire as a national entity equal to the other great powers in the region.
- Joshua J. Mark
Adad-Nirari. After the conservative rule of Enlil-nirari and Arik-den-ili, the next major expander of the Assyrian state as Adad-Nirari (c. 1307-1275). According to his victory stele (reference), he succeeded in subjugating the Mitanni, making it into a vassal state.
22 apr 2023 · Adad-nirari I, a ruler of Assyria during the Late Bronze Age, implemented various economic policies to drive both internal and external growth. Under his reign, trade expansion became a priority as it played a significant role in enhancing the prosperity and power of the Assyrian empire.
Adad-nirari I, also written as Adad-nārārī I was a king of Assyria between 1207 BC and 1275 BC according to Middle Chronology and 1295 BC and 1263 BC according to Short Chronology. He ruled over the Middle Assyrian Kingdom and was responsible for many major successful military campaigns that helped strengthen the borders and territory of ...
