Its northernmost main center was Opis, where the army of its last king was defeated in battle.
One prominent family active during this dynasty and its successor were the Egibis, and extensive archives from the Ebabbar and the Eanna are the two largest contemporary sources from this dynasty. Its northernmost main center was Opis, where the army of its last king was defeated in battle. Its most famous ruler was eventually succeeded by his son-in-law, whose own son was deposed in favor of the son of Adad-Guppi. Seeing its capital briefly moved to the Teima oasis in Arabia by Nabonidus, it defeated an alliance of Egyptians and Assyrians at the battle of Carchemish. The exiled Judean king Jeconiah appears in ration list from this dynasty, whose most famous ruler destroyed Solomon's temple when he sacked Jerusalem. Conquered by Cyrus the Great, for 10 points identify this Mesopotamian empire, whose most famous ruler was Nebuchadnezzar II, and which was centered on the former capital of Hammurabi.
One prominent family active during this dynasty and its successor were the Egibis, and extensive archives from the Ebabbar and the Eanna are the two largest contemporary sources from this dynasty.
Neo-Babylonian Empire or Chaldean Empire. Prompt on anything involving Babylon.