Arik-den-ili

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Arik-den-ili (1319 BC-1308 BC or 1307 BC – 1296 BC) was an Assyrian king [1].

As his father, Enlil-nirari, he had to fight against Babylon,in this case against the king Nazi-Marutash, to delimit the kingdom boundaries. That dispute could not be solved until his son's (Adad-nirari I) kingdom with the Assyrian victory.

Preceded by Enlil-nirari	King of Assyria 1319–1308 BCE	Succeeded by Adad-nirari I

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