Nabu-mukin-zeri

Nabû - mukīn - Zeri (also Ukin - zer) reigned 731-729 BC when Babylonian king. He came from the Chaldean tribe bit Amukani. The sources noted in Babylonian lunar eclipse of 731 BC, made ​​possible the precise dating of his first year of the reign. He came 731 BC by a rebellion against his predecessor Nabû - šuma - ukin II to the throne. In his third year of reign deposed him the Assyrian king Tukulti - apil - Ešarra III.