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Nabu-mukin-apli

r. c. 978–943 BCE · 10th century BCE

Nabu-mukin-apli was king of Babylon from about 978 to 943 BCE and the first ruler of the Dynasty of E. His long reign was troubled by Aramean incursions, and the chronicles record that in several years the New Year festival could not be held because the road to Babylon was cut. He was succeeded by his son Ninurta-kudurri-usur II.

Nabu-mukin-apli
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