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-Aššurbanipal (668 - 627 B.C.)
-Chronolgy of his reign ((according to Grayson 1981)):
-Esarhaddon died on the way to Egypt; Ashurbanipal ascended the throne in Assyria
-Šamaš-šum-ukin ascended the throne in Babylonia
-campaign against Arwad; campaign against Egypt; campaign against Elam
--665 campaign against Lydia
--663 campaign against Egypt
-campaign against Elam
-campaign against Tyre; campaign against Arwad; campaign against Tabal; campaign against Hilakku
-campaign against the Mannaeans
-campaign against the Medes
-campaign against Urartu
-wall of Aššur rebuilt
-bed of Marduk returned to Babylon
-campaign against Elam
--648 rebellion of Šamaš-šum-ukin
-campaign against Elam; campaign against Arabs; siege of Babylon
-work on the wall of Niniveh
-campaign against Elam
-campaign against Elam
-building work at Niniveh
-campaign against Elam
-campaign against Lydia; campaign against Arabs
-campaign against Elam; campaign against Urartu
-campaign against Cyrus, campaign against Hudimiru
-campaign against Dugdamme
-building work at Babylon
-Literature:
-Bauer, T., Das Inschriftenwerk Assurbanipals (1933); Borger, R. Beiträge zum Inschriftenwerk Assurbanipals (1996), Cancik-Kirschbaum, E., Die Assyrer (2003); Cogan, M. - Tadmor, H., Gyges and Asurbanipal. A study in literary tramsmission, in: Orientalia N.S. 46, 1977, 65-85; Cogan, M., Asurbanipal Prism F. Notes on scribal techniques and editorial procedures, in: Journal of Cuneiform Studies 29, 1977, 97-107; Cogan, M., Ashurbanipal prism inscriptions once again, in: Journal of Cuneiform Studies 32, 1980, 147-150; Fales, F. M., A litarary code in Assyrian Royal inscriptions. The case of Ashurbanipal's Egyptian campaigns, in: Assyrian Royal Inscriptions New Horizons; Grayson, A. K., Assyria, in: Cambridge Ancient History 3.2 (1991), 142-161; Grayson, A. K., Histories and Historians. Assyria and Babylonia in Orientalia N.S., 1980, 140-155; Mayer, W., Politik und Kriegskunst der Assyrer (1995), 397-418; Na'aman, N., The brook of Egypt and Assyrian policy on the borderof Egypt, in: Tel Aviv 6, 1979, 69-90; Onasch, H.-U., Die assyrischen Eroberungen Ägyptens (1994), in: Ägypten und Altes Testament 27.1/2; Piepkorn, A.C., Historical Prism Inscriptions of Ashurbanipal (1933), in: Assyriological Studies 5; Spalinger, A., Ashurbanipal and Egypt. A source study, in: Journal of Ancient Oriental Studies 94, 1974, 316-328; Spalinger, a., The dates of the death of Gyges and its historical implications, in: Journal of Ancient Oriental Studies 98, 1978, 400-409; Streck, M., Assurbanipal und die letzten assyrischen Könige bis zum Untergange Ninivehs (1916), in: Vorderasiatische Bibliothek 7.1-3; Tadmor, H., History and Ideology in the Assyrian Royal Inscriptions, in Assyrian Royal Inscriptions New Horizons, 13-33