Eber-Nari

Ebir - Nari (also Ebirnari, Eber Nari ), known as Akkadian term the Achaemenid satrapy of Transeuphratene ( Old Persian Atura; Aramaic ' Abar Naharas, ' abar - Naharas; Hebrew ' boar hannāhar ), which as a region beyond the River, the areas Syria, Phoenicia and Palestine included. With the satrapy of Babylonia they initially formed a Doppelsatrapie. Darius I, she established from about 518 BC, then as a separate administrative unit with its own satraps.

Satrap

  • Hystanes, under Darius I (since the first year of reign as satrap of Babylonia common satrapy / Ebir - Nari )
  • Addaios (?), I. Xerxes
  • Megabyzos II, Artaxerxes I.
  • Belesys I. from 407 BC under Darius II and Artaxerxes II
  • Belesys II, under Artaxerxes II and Artaxerxes III.
  • Mazaeus, under Darius III.
  • Arimmas, under Alexander the Great
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