There are again numerous deportations from Hanilgalbat…

1233 BCE to 1222 BCE

There are again numerous deportations from Hanilgalbat (Mitanni) to Assur under Tukulti-Ninurta I (who reigns from about 1243 BCE to 1207 BCE), probably in connection with the construction of a new palace.

As the royal inscriptions mention an invasion of Hanilgalbat by a Hittite king, there may have been a new rebellion, or at least native support of a Hittite invasion.

The Assyrian towns may have been sacked at this time, as destruction levels have been found in some excavations that cannot be dated with precision, however.

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