<transcript><audio_33>move so that they would no longer maintain any sense of unity or nationalism. And many of them died from the heat, the cold, or hunger. Besides, children, who were slow to walk, were smashed against rock and killed. The king who came after Tiglath Pileser III, Shalmaneser V, had a short reign of only 4~5 years,</transcript><video><caption><image_34>The image is a close-up of an ancient stone carving on a wall. The carving appears to be of a man and a woman, both of whom are holding hands and appear to be engaged in a conversation. The man is wearing a helmet and a long robe, while the woman is holding a spear. The background of the carving is made up of small rocks and pebbles, and there is a small archway on the left side of the image. The stone is weathered and has a rough texture, with some cracks and chips visible. The image is taken from a top-down perspective, looking down on the carving.</caption><caption><image_35>The image is a close-up of a stone carving on a wall. The carving appears to be of a lizard, possibly an iguana, with its body facing towards the right side of the image. The lizard's head is elongated and its tail is curved upwards. Its eyes are closed and its mouth is slightly open, as if it is sleeping or resting. The stone is weathered and has a rough texture, with some cracks and crevices visible. The background is blurred, but it seems to be a part of a larger rock wall.</caption></video><transcript><audio_36>and it was Sargon II who took the throne upon his death. Assyria led an age of chaos through continued conquest outside their own territories, but coups were commonplace within as well. Sargon II, who became king in 722 BCE, inherited the former king's policies, and conquered Samaria after attacking them for three years. After destroying north Israel,</transcript><transcript><audio_37>they moved their population to Assyria, and sacked Armenia, and received a loyalty pledge from Cyprus. Babylonia prior to Sargon II shared rulers with Assyria, with Assyrian king as the Babylonian king. Merodach-baladan, from the Yakin tribe, was ruling the Caldean region.</transcript><transcript><audio_38>He took over Babylon when Sargon II took over Assyria, and declared himself as the king of Babylonia. Babylonia was once ruled by Merodach-baladan's ancestor,</transcript><video><caption><image_39>The image is a black and white photograph of an ancient Egyptian statue. The statue is made of stone and is intricately carved with detailed features. It depicts a man with a long beard and a helmet on his head, holding a staff in his right hand. He appears to be in a meditative pose, with his eyes closed and a peaceful expression on his face. The background is blurred, but it seems to be a stone wall with a patterned design.

On the right side of the image, there is another statue of a man wearing a helmet and holding a spear. The man on the left is also holding a scroll in his left hand. Both figures are wearing traditional Egyptian clothing and appear to be engaged in a conversation. The image is likely from the ancient Egyptian civilization.</caption><caption><image_40>The image is a close-up of a stone carving on a wall. The carving is of a man's head, with a large headdress on top of his head. The headdress is intricately carved with a pattern of small squares and lines. The man's face is facing towards the right side of the image, and his eyes are closed. He has a serious expression on his face. The background is a light blue-green color, and the carving is done in a rough, weathered style. The image appears to be from an ancient Egyptian temple or temple complex.</caption></video><caption><image_41>The image is a digital illustration of a scene from ancient Greek mythology. It shows two men, one with a long beard and a red robe, standing in front of a large crowd of people. The man with the long beard is pointing towards the crowd with his right hand, while the other man is standing behind him with a sword and shield. The crowd is made up of people of different ages and ethnicities, some of whom are holding spears and shields. The sky is cloudy and the overall mood of the image is tense and tense. The image appears to be a representation of a battle or conflict between the two men and the people in the crowd.</caption><transcript><audio_42>Eriba-Marduk, so the locals did not resist his rul for 10 years after Sargon II became king. As Sargon II became king through a military coup, he had an aggressive side, and claimed victory against Merodach-baladan, and became the king of Babylonia. Merodach-Baladan fled after his defeat,</transcript> move so that they would no longer maintain any sense of unity or nationalism. And many of them died from the heat, the cold, or hunger. Besides, children, who were slow to walk, were smashed against rock and killed. The king who came after Tiglath Pileser III, Shalmaneser V, had a short reign of only 4~5 years, and it was Sargon II who took the throne upon his death. Assyria led an age of chaos through continued conquest outside their own territories, but coups were commonplace within as well. Sargon II, who became king in 722 BCE, inherited the former king's policies, and conquered Samaria after attacking them for three years. After destroying north Israel, they moved their population to Assyria, and sacked Armenia, and received a loyalty pledge from Cyprus. Babylonia prior to Sargon II shared rulers with Assyria, with Assyrian king as the Babylonian king. Merodach-baladan, from the Yakin tribe, was ruling the Caldean region. He took over Babylon when Sargon II took over Assyria, and declared himself as the king of Babylonia. Babylonia was once ruled by Merodach-baladan's ancestor, Eriba-Marduk, so the locals did not resist his rul for 10 years after Sargon II became king. As Sargon II became king through a military coup, he had an aggressive side, and claimed victory against Merodach-baladan, and became the king of Babylonia. Merodach-Baladan fled after his defeat,
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