Eriba-Adad II
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Eriba-Adad II was King of Assyria from 1055 BC to 1054 BC. He succeeded his father, Assur-bel-kala, but reigned for only two years before the throne was usurped by his uncle, Samshi-Adad IV, who later ruled for four years.[1] Beyond this, little is known of his reign.
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King of Assyria 1056–1054 BC |
Succeeded by Shamshi-Adad IV |
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