This loser of the Battle of Migdol was more successful in a thirteen-year s
This loser of the Battle of Migdol was more successful in a thirteen-year siege of Tyre.  He executed the sons and poked out the eyes of a puppet king who rebelled, Zedekiah. His son Amel-Marduk was overthrown within two years of succession. The eldest son of the man who rebelled against Assyria and founded the Chaldean Dynasty, Nabopolassar, this king's own feats include construction of the Ishtar Gate and the defeat of Necho II at Carchemish. To please his wife Amyitis of Media, he built the Hanging Garden. Babylonian Captivity was a result of, for 10 points, which conqueror of Jerusalem who took Jehoiakim and the prophet Daniel back to Babylon?
This loser of the Battle of Migdol was more successful in a thirteen-year siege of Tyre.  
{Nebuchadnezzar II} [accept {Nebuchadrezzar II}]