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Bel-ibni

king of Babylonia
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  • Sites associated with ancient Mesopotamian history
    history of Mesopotamia
    / Sennacherib of history of Mesopotamia

    …puppet king of Babylonia was Bel-ibni (702–700), who had been raised in Assyria.

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    …puppet king of Babylonia was Bel-ibni (702–700), who had been raised in Assyria.

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  • Bas-relief depicting the founding Assyrian king of Nineveh, Sennacherib
    Sennacherib
    / Early career and the Babylonian campaigns

    …and appointed a native Babylonian, Bel-ibni, as subking. His army devastated the tribal areas in southern Babylonia, though he spared major Babylonian cities, except for a few that had gone over to the tribesmen. Elamite interference in Babylonia probably dictated a campaign in 702 against the petty kingdoms of the…

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    …and appointed a native Babylonian, Bel-ibni, as subking. His army devastated the tribal areas in southern Babylonia, though he spared major Babylonian cities, except for a few that had gone over to the tribesmen. Elamite interference in Babylonia probably dictated a campaign in 702 against the petty kingdoms of the…

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