Nevruz
For Iranian new year festival, see
NowruzNevruz was the name of an ancient Assyrian king. He was the son of the forefather Aminu, and would have ruled ca. 2000 BC.
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"Kings who lived in tents"
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ca. 2500 – 2000 BC
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Ikunum · Tudiya · Adamu · Yangi · Suhlamu · Harharu · Mandaru · Imsu · Harsu · Didanu · Hana · Zuabu · Nuabu · Abazu · Belu · Azarah · Ushpia |
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"Kings who were forefathers"
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ca. 2000 BC
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Apiashal · Hale · Samani · Hayani · Ilu-Mer · Yakmesi · Yakmeni · Yazkur-el · Ila-kabkaba · Aminu
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"Kings whose eponyms are destroyed"
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