Kudurru - Wikipedia
A kudurru was a type of stone document used as a boundary stone and as a record of land grants to vassals by the Kassites and later dynasties in ancient Babylonia between the 16th and 7th centuries BC.
A Kassite / Mitanni Kudurru Boundary Stone - Sumerian Origins
2018年7月30日 · Such kind of alliances between Sumerian/Subarian tribes and Indo-Aryan peoples seem to have been very common, and even achieved in taking control of the whole Mesopotamia during that period: the Kassite kingdom in the south preceded about 90 years the Mitanni kingdom in the north, and survived it for other 90 years."
Michaux Stone - Kassite Kudurru - sumerianorigins.com
2018年8月3日 · Babylonian kudurru of the Kassite Period, known as the "Michaux Stone". The stele bears an inscription (a property charter) in Akkadian script. Black serpentine, from the reign of Marduk-nadin-akhi (ca. 1099–1082 BC), found near Baghdad in 1784 by the French botanist Michaux, hence the name.
Kudurru | Royal Decrees, Babylonian Gods & Cuneiform …
Kudurru, (Akkadian: “frontier,” or “boundary”), type of boundary stone used by the Kassites of ancient Mesopotamia. A stone block or slab, it served as a record of a grant of land made by the king to a favoured person. The original kudurrus were kept in …
Stone Records From The Kassite Dynasty In Babylonia
2016年1月17日 · A stone document called kudurru (Akkadian: "frontier," or "boundary"), was inscribed with records of land grants and gifts made by various kings of the Kassite dynasty. The Kassites first appeared during the reign of Samsu-iluna (1749–1712 BC), son of Hammurabi of the First Babylonian Dynasty and after being defeated by Babylon, moved to ...
boundary-stone; kudurru - British Museum
Limestone stela in the form of a boundary-stone: consisting of a block of calcareous limestone, shaped and prepared on four sides to take sculptures and inscriptions. It is now mounted on a stone plinth.
Kudurru Boundary Stones - sumerianorigins.com
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kudurru - British Museum
Limestone kudurru reign of Marduk-nadin-ahhe: the boundary-stone consists of a block of black limestone, which has been shaped and rubbed down to take sculptures and inscriptions.
Kudurru (Boundary Stone) – Works – eMuseum - Seattle Art …
Kudurrus ("boundary stones" in Akkadian) were used in ancient Babylonia to commemorate gifts of land from a king. The feathery cuneiform script records a dedicatory inscription in Akkadian, the lingua franca of the ancient Near East.
Boundary Stone from Mesopotamia - World History Encyclopedia
2017年8月23日 · This boundary stone, or kudurru, records a gift of land made by Eanna-shum-iddina, governor of the Sea-Land in Southern Babylonia. The receiver's name is Gula-Eresh. The text ends with a series of curses on anyone questioning the gift or damaging the stone. The stone does not refer to any Babylonian king by name.
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