Argishti II

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Argishti II was a king of the ancient kingdom of Urartu in the 7th century BCE, known for consolidating and defending its power following its peak under earlier rulers.

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Argishti II canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Urartu
ancient Near Eastern ruler
associatedWith Lake Van region
capitalDuringReign Tushpa
centuryOfActivity 7th century BCE
8th century BCE
conflictWith Neo-Assyrian Empire
country Urartu
linked to: Kingdom of Urartu
culture Urartian culture
linked to: Urartian period
domain ancient Near East
linked to: Ancient Near East
era Iron Age
father Rusa I
knownFrom Assyrian records
cuneiform inscriptions
languageOfInscriptions Urartian
linked to: Urartian language
notableFor consolidation of Urartian power after earlier expansion
defense of Urartu against external threats
recovery of Urartu after Assyrian invasions
partOf history of Armenia
history of the ancient Near East
positionHeld King of Urartu
predecessor Rusa I
regionRuled Armenian Highlands
reignEnd c. 685 BCE
reignStart c. 714 BCE
religion Urartian religion
royalHouse Urartian dynasty
linked to: Kingdom of Urartu
successIn maintaining Urartu as a regional power
stabilizing Urartu’s borders
successor Rusa II

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Rusa I successor Argishti II
King of Biainili positionHeldBy Argishti II