Ashurbanipal 170

(o? 1') [...] ... [... I marched again]st Teu[mman, the king of the land Elam who, concerning Ummanigaš, Ummanappa, (and) Tammarītu — the so]ns of Urtaku — Kudurru (and) [Parrû — the sons of Ummanaldašu (Ḫumban-ḫaltaš II), the brother of Urtaku, (former) king of the land Elam] — them, together with sixty members of the royal (family), [count]less [archers, (and) nobles of the land Elam who had fled to me and grasped my feet] — concerning (all) those people, [he had regularly sent his] env[oys (asking me) to send (them back) ...].

(o? 6') He, Teumman, to the [Ulāya] Ri[ver ...]. I trusted in (the god) Aššur and the goddess Iš[tar ...]. Before me, the U[lāya] River [... I brought about his defeat] inside (the city) Tīl-Tūb[a ...]. (obv.? 10´) I cut off his h[ea]d i[n] the a[ssembly of] his [troo]ps. [I placed] U[mmanigaš (Ḫumban-nikaš II) (...) on his (Teumman’s) throne (...). Chariots], wagons, (and) mules [I counted as] boo[ty ...].

(o? 12') [Dunānu], the son of Bēl-iqīša, the Gambulian, w[ho ...], I overwhelmed his land like a fog (and) I c[on]quered the city Ša-pī-[Bēl, his fortified city, whose location is situated between rivers]. I carried off him, his brothers, [his] family, [...] (and) people [...].

(o? 16') (No translation possible)