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The Battle of Kār Ištar was a battle fought between Assyria and the Kassites of Babylon sometime during the reign of Assyrian king Adad-nirari I. Under the reign of Assyrian King Ashur-uballit I, the Assyrians destroyed Mitanni, a kingdom in northern Mesopotamia that had dominated Assyria politically since the 1450s BCE. Ashur-uballit's victory allowed Assyria to become the Middle Assyrian Empire, a major Mespotamian power. This put them on a crash course with the major city of southern Mesopotamia, Babylon, currently ruled by the Kassite Peoples. Ashur-Uballit waged war with the Babylonians, defeating them and taking much territory. However this dominance appears to have been lost as Adad-nirari I recalls how his father (Arik-den-ili) "could not rectify the calamities inflicted by the kin

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rdfs:label	Battle of Kār Ištar (en)
rdfs:comment	The Battle of Kār Ištar was a battle fought between Assyria and the Kassites of Babylon sometime during the reign of Assyrian king Adad-nirari I. Under the reign of Assyrian King Ashur-uballit I, the Assyrians destroyed Mitanni, a kingdom in northern Mesopotamia that had dominated Assyria politically since the 1450s BCE. Ashur-uballit's victory allowed Assyria to become the Middle Assyrian Empire, a major Mespotamian power. This put them on a crash course with the major city of southern Mesopotamia, Babylon, currently ruled by the Kassite Peoples. Ashur-Uballit waged war with the Babylonians, defeating them and taking much territory. However this dominance appears to have been lost as Adad-nirari I recalls how his father (Arik-den-ili) "could not rectify the calamities inflicted by the kin (en)
foaf:name	Battle of Kār Ištar (en)
dcterms:subject	13th century BC Kassites Middle Assyrian Empire 2nd-millennium BC conflicts Battles involving Assyria
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Wikipage revision ID	1094533946 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	13th century BC Mitanni Battle of Carchemish Babylon Adad-nirari I Kassites Middle Assyrian Empire Kadashman-Turgu 2nd-millennium BC conflicts Arik-den-ili Ashur-uballit I Assyria Kassites Battles involving Assyria Mesopotamia Middle Assyrian Empire Nebuchadnezzar II Nazi-Maruttash
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casualties	Unknown (en) Unknown, likely higher (en)
combatant	Assyria (en) Kassite Babylonia (en)
commander	Nazi-Maruttash Adad-nirari I (en)
conflict	Battle of Kār Ištar (en)
date	c. 1280 BC (en)
partof	Assyrian-Kassite Wars (en)
place	Kār Ištar (en)
result	Assyrian Victory (en)
strength	Unknown (en)
combatants header	Belligerents (en)
has abstract	The Battle of Kār Ištar was a battle fought between Assyria and the Kassites of Babylon sometime during the reign of Assyrian king Adad-nirari I. Under the reign of Assyrian King Ashur-uballit I, the Assyrians destroyed Mitanni, a kingdom in northern Mesopotamia that had dominated Assyria politically since the 1450s BCE. Ashur-uballit's victory allowed Assyria to become the Middle Assyrian Empire, a major Mespotamian power. This put them on a crash course with the major city of southern Mesopotamia, Babylon, currently ruled by the Kassite Peoples. Ashur-Uballit waged war with the Babylonians, defeating them and taking much territory. However this dominance appears to have been lost as Adad-nirari I recalls how his father (Arik-den-ili) "could not rectify the calamities inflicted by the king of the Kassite Lands". When Adad-nirari took the throne he inherited this war with Babylon. He met the Babylonian King Nazi-Maruttash in battle at Kār Ištar and the Assyrians gained a decisive victory. Adad-nirari I subsequently conquered Pilasqu, Arman and Lullumu. Nazi Maruttaš' successor Kadashman-Turgu then signed a peace with Adad Nirari which would create a new Assyro-Babylonian border. After a while of peace the two states would go to war again, but Assyria now had the advantage, capturing Babylon on multiple occasions. The two states would remain at war on and off for the next 675 years, until the destruction of the last Assyrian army at the Battle of Carchemish by Neo-Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar II. (en)
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causalties	Unknown
combatant	Assyria Kassite Babylonia
result	Assyrian Victory
strength	Unknown
commander	Adad-nirari I Nazi-Maruttash
foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Battle_of_Kār_Ištar
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of battles before 301 History of the Assyrians Kadashman-Turgu Arik-den-ili Middle Assyrian Empire Nazi-Maruttash
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