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Royal Inscriptions of the Neo-Assyrian Period (RINAP)
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- relationship Assyrian campaign and sack of Thebes — occurred at or involved — ThebesEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulers
Attests campaign and royal claims.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulersAttests campaign and royal claims.
- relationship Assyrian campaign and sack of Thebes — occurred at or involved — KarnakEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulers
Attests campaign and royal claims.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulersAttests campaign and royal claims.
- relationship Kushite Dynasty 25 kingship in Egypt — involved or associated with — Assyrian campaign and sack of ThebesEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulers
Attests campaign and royal claims.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulersAttests campaign and royal claims.
- relationship Neo-Assyrian inscriptions concerning Egypt and Kush — documented or interpreted through — Assyrian campaign and sack of ThebesEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulers
Attests campaign and royal claims.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulersAttests campaign and royal claims.
- date assertion Esarhaddon's invasion and capture of Memphis — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning Egypt
Attests royal claims and campaign context.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning EgyptAttests royal claims and campaign context.
- date assertion Assyrian campaign and sack of Thebes — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulers
Attests campaign and royal claims.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulersAttests campaign and royal claims.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning Egypt
Attests royal claims and campaign context.
- event Assyrian campaign and sack of ThebesEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulers
Attests campaign and royal claims.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulersAttests campaign and royal claims.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulers
Attests campaign and royal claims.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Ashurbanipal inscriptions concerning Thebes and Egyptian rulers
Attests campaign and royal claims.
- event Esarhaddon's invasion and capture of MemphisEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning Egypt
Attests royal claims and campaign context.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning EgyptAttests royal claims and campaign context.
- relationship Esarhaddon's invasion and capture of Memphis — occurred at or involved — MemphisEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning Egypt
Attests royal claims and campaign context.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning EgyptAttests royal claims and campaign context.
- relationship Taharqa — involved or associated with — Esarhaddon's invasion and capture of MemphisEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning Egypt
Attests royal claims and campaign context.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning EgyptAttests royal claims and campaign context.
- relationship Kushite Dynasty 25 kingship in Egypt — involved or associated with — Esarhaddon's invasion and capture of MemphisEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning Egypt
Attests royal claims and campaign context.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning EgyptAttests royal claims and campaign context.
- relationship Neo-Assyrian inscriptions concerning Egypt and Kush — documented or interpreted through — Esarhaddon's invasion and capture of MemphisEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides primary Assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning Egypt
Attests royal claims and campaign context.
supports · provides primary assyrian evidence · Esarhaddon royal inscriptions concerning EgyptAttests royal claims and campaign context.
- date assertion Neo-Assyrian imperial expansion — date assertionEvidence confidence: highsupports · provides primary text context · Royal inscription corpus
Supports specific claim context.
- event Neo-Assyrian imperial expansionEvidence confidence: highsupports · provides primary text context · Royal inscription corpus
Supports specific claim context.
- relationship Neo-Assyrian inscriptions concerning Egypt and Kush — documented or interpreted through — Neo-Assyrian imperial expansionEvidence confidence: highsupports · provides primary text context · Royal inscription corpus
Supports specific claim context.
- claim Assyrian campaigns in Egypt should be mapped as interventions, occupied nodes and relationships with local rulers, not a permanent uniform Assyrian-Egypt polygon.Evidence confidence: highsupports · supports claim · Esarhaddon and Ashurbanipal Egypt inscriptions
Supports the claim and its qualifications.
- date assertion Neo-Assyrian inscriptions concerning Egypt and Kush — date assertionEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports entity · Relevant discussion or corpus description
Supports the entity and its interpretive limits.
- entity Neo-Assyrian inscriptions concerning Egypt and KushEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports entity · Relevant discussion or corpus description
Supports the entity and its interpretive limits.
- geography assertion Esarhaddon's invasion and capture of Memphis — geography assertionEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports geographic assertion · Esarhaddon and Ashurbanipal Egypt campaign inscriptions
Supports named nodes, control distinctions and uncertainty.