Provincial Administration in Babylonia Under the Second Dynasty of Isin1)

John A. Brinkman

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PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION IN BABYLONIA UNDER THE SECOND DYNASTY OF ISIN1) BY J. A. BRINKMAN (Toronto) Babylonia shortly after the year 1160 B.C. was the scene of political upheaval. The non-Semitic Kassite dynasty after a reign of five hundred years was meeting its end at the hands of Elamite invaders from the east. When the weakened regime of the Kassites had finally collapsed, the hegemony of the land was taken over by a native Babylonian, Marduk-kabit-ahhesu, who founded the Second Dynasty of Isin. This royal line, comprising eleven kings in all, then controlled the country for a century and a quarter

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