The Assyrians

Assyria There is another time in the Assyrian Empire. At first it was called the old Assyrian era, it continued from 2000 BC to 1550 BC. Then there is an era of Central Asia, which lasted from 1550 BC to 1200 BC. The last one was the new Assyrian era from 1200 BC to 600 BC. The final stage of the new Assyrian era was called the Assyrian Empire. During the Middle Ages of the Assyrian period (2000 BC to 1200 BC), Assyrian names were used by Assyrians to designate their country, the oldest city and the gods of that country.

Since the Assyrian Empire was in place, the Assyrians decided to destroy all the remains of the old empire, the Assyrians destroyed Babylon and built a new capital in Nineveh. After a while they believed that the Babylonian god Mardook was angry with them for their embarrassment, they rebuilt the city and returned the statue to its legal place. The last lord of the Assyrian Empire was Ashbanipar. Under the rule of Ashurbanipal, Assyrians reached their most extensive places and began making libraries of works published at Nineveh's Mesopotamia. There are still more than 30,000 original works

Last name comes from East Asian Ram dialect of Akhad (Asian) Arab (Chaldo-Assyrian). Some surname is related to religious Christianity of Eastern Syria, but Assyrians follow religion from the 1st century CE, others are ancient Assyria / Mesopotamian religion.

For many years, the expansion and growth of the Assyrian Empire failed and declined many times. The scholars divided the history of Assyria into three main era: the old kingdom, the central empire, and the new Assyrian empire. Assyria ended as a political organization, but Assyrians still live in a part of Iran and Iraq today. Historically, Assyrians are Semitans who lived in the northern part of Mesopotamia, and they speak German alike until the likelihood of Aramaic appearance increases. The Assyrian Empire is considered to be the largest Mesopotamian Empire, due to its size, bureaucratic efficiency, and strong military strategy.

Aramaic became the second official language of the Assyrian Empire in the year 752 AD. The Assyrians switched to Aramaic, but they were not wholesale transplants. The Aramaic brand spoken by Assyrians is, and since a large number of acadians are injected, scholars call it Assyrian. One of Assyria's best cultural accomplishments is literature, originally using Babylonian cuneiform characters written with clay tablets until 750 BC. Later, the Aramaic character dominated by parchment, papyrus or leather was dominated. The literature covers many topics such as legal problems, medicine and history.