1210 Under the last two kings of this dynasty, Zamamu-shum-iddin and 1209 Bel-shum-iddin, Babylonia threatened by the Assyrian Asshur-dan.
1207 End of the dynasty as result of a Semitic revolution.
IVth DYNASTY, 1207-1075 B.C.
The origin of this (Isin) dynasty still doubtful. There are eleven kings, of whom four or five are unknown to us.
1135 Nebuchadrezzar I, sixth king, exhibits the old-time spirit. Invades Assyria, but is repulsed. Is successful in campaigns against the people of Elam and Lulubi, even penetrates into Syria.
Monuments.—Monolithic inscription concerning grant of land to Ritti Marduk of Bit-Karziyabku.
1110 In the reign of Marduk-nadin-akhe, Tiglathpileser I of Assyria invades Babylon and takes the capital.
1083 At death of Marduk-shapik-zer-mati, a usurper, Adad-apal-iddin takes the throne.
1078 End of dynasty with death of Nabu-shum.