In addition to Adad-Nirari I, other rulers of this kingdom included Tilgath-pileser I and Ashurbanipal I. Centered at Nineveh during its later years, name this Mesopotamian kingdom that flourished from the 12th to 6th centuries BC alongside Babylonia.
One ruler of this kingdom claimed to have blinded 14,400 men in one eye, and its name was changed from the then-derogatory Subartu. The first civilization to divide the circle into 360 degrees, another ruler of this civilization built the Black Obelisk shortly before the downfall of this kingdom. The cult of Ninurta was centered at Kalakh, one of its capitals, and yet another of this kingdom's rulers defeated rulers of the Kassites and Mitanni. In addition to Adad-Nirari I, other rulers of this kingdom included Tilgath-pileser I and Ashurbanipal I. Centered at Nineveh during its later years, name this Mesopotamian kingdom that flourished from the 12th to 6th centuries BC alongside Babylonia.
One ruler of this kingdom claimed to have blinded 14,400 men in one eye, and its name was changed from the then-derogatory Subartu.
{Assyria} or {Ashur}