Nebuchadnezzar I recovers the statue of Marduk
1,110 BCE* · Event
The Babylonian king defeats Elam in a summer campaign and brings Marduk home, the moment from which Marduk is enshrined as king of the gods.
On these timelines: Mesopotamia & the Ancient Near East, The Bronze Age, Master
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