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Albert Ten Eyck Olmstead Albert Ten Eyck Olmstead Albert Ten Eyck Olmstead
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Abstract
WHEN SHALMANESER III ascended the throne of his father in 860, he was no longer a young man, for the reign of Ashur-nasir- apal had lasted no less than twenty-five years, and he owned a son old enough to accompany him on distant campaigns two years later. His first step was to make a clean sweep of his father's officials, who were replaced with others nearer his own age. Ashur-bel-ukin was appointed turtanu; Ashur-bana-usur became the chief musician; Abu-ina-ekalli-lilbur, whose name, 'May the father grow old in the palace,' indicated a hereditary position, very appropriately was chosen chamberlain of the palace. Not one of the men who surrounded the person of the king or ruled in the provinces had previously held office high enough to be entered in the eponym lists.
Olmstead,A. T. E. and Hamdollahzadeh,M. (2024). SHALMANESER III AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ASSYRIAN POWER. Studies of Ancient Iran, 3(2), 186-226.
MLA
Olmstead,A. T. E. , and Hamdollahzadeh,M. . "SHALMANESER III AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ASSYRIAN POWER", Studies of Ancient Iran, 3, 2, 2024, 186-226.
HARVARD
Olmstead A. T. E., Hamdollahzadeh M. (2024). 'SHALMANESER III AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ASSYRIAN POWER', Studies of Ancient Iran, 3(2), pp. 186-226.
CHICAGO
A. T. E. Olmstead and M. Hamdollahzadeh, "SHALMANESER III AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ASSYRIAN POWER," Studies of Ancient Iran, 3 2 (2024): 186-226,
VANCOUVER
Olmstead A. T. E., Hamdollahzadeh M. SHALMANESER III AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ASSYRIAN POWER. SAI, 2024; 3(2): 186-226.
