Chronologie: Assyrië en anderen
| Assyrië | Hatti | ||
| 1074 | Assur-bel-kala | middenrijk | |
| 1036 David | Assur-rabi II | ||
| 993 | Tiglatpileser II | ||
| 962 | Assurdan II | nieuwe rijk | |
| 950 | Tudhaliya I | ||
| 936 | Adadnirari II | ||
| 930 | Arnuwanda I | ||
| 914 | Tukulti Ninurta II | ||
| 910 | Tudhaliya II | ||
| 907 Omri | Assurnasirpal II | ||
| 895 | Tudhaliya III | ||
| Suppiluliuma I | |||
| 883 | Salmanassar III | ||
| 874 Osorkon II | Arnuwanda II | ||
| Mursullis II | |||
| 849 | Samsi Adad V | ||
| 848 | Muwatallis II | 23e nevendynastie | |
| 836 | Adadnirari III | Leontopolis | |
| 825 | Uhri-Teshub | ||
| 818 | Pedoebast I | ||
| 807 | Salmanassar IV | ||
| 803 | Ioepoet coregent | ||
| 800 | Hattusilis II | ||
| 797 | Assurdan III | ||
| 792 | Ioepoet I | ||
| 783 | Sjesjonq IV | ||
| 776 Pamai | Osorkon III | ||
| 775 | Assurnirari V | ||
| 761 (Pekah) | Tiglatpileser III Pul | ||
| 754 | Babylon | Takelot III coregent | |
| 749 | Takelot III | ||
| 747 | Nabonassar | ||
| 734 | Roedamon | ||
| 733 | Nabu nadin zir | ||
| 731 | Ukinzer Pulu | Ioepoet II | |
| 729 | Salmanassar V | ||
| 726 | Ululai | ||
| 723 | Sargon II (usurpator) | ||
| 721 | Merodach-baladan | ||
| 715 | Sanherib | ||
| 709 | Sargon II | ||
| 702 | Bel-lebni | ||
| 699 Taharka | Esarhaddon | Ashur-nadin-shumi | |
| 692 | Nergal-ushesib | ||
| 691 | Mushesib-Marduk | ||
| 687 | koningloos tijdperk | ||
| 680 | Esarhaddon | ||
| 668 | Assurbanipal | Shamash-shum-ukin | |
| Chaldea/Akkad | |||
| 636 ca | Suppiluliuma II | ||
| 627 | Nabopolassar =Mursilis III | ||
| 625 | Assuretililani | ||
| 621 | Sinsariskun | ||
| 612 Necho II | Ninevé ingenomen | ||
| 605 | Nebukadnessar | ||
| 562 | Evil-Merodach | ||
| 560 | Niricassolassar | ||
| 556 | Nabonidus en Belsazar | ||
| 539 | Babylon ingenomen |
Bronnen
- Dr. M.J. Mulder, e.a. - Bijbels Handboek (Kampen 2004)
- Hans J. Nissen - Geschichte Alt-Vorderasiens (München 1999)
- J.N. Postgate - Early Mesopotamia. Society and economy at the dawn of history. (Routledge Londen)
- Amelie Kurt - The Ancient Near East (Londen 1995)
- Dr. Stephen Bourke, e.a. - The Middle East. The Cradle of civilisation revealed. (Londen 2008)
- Joan Oates - Babylon (Londen 1979)