him and fastened
     his skin to the wall; laws and edicts
94 over Lakie I established.  While I was staying in Suri the
     tribute of the Princes of Lakie throughout the whole of
     them,
95 silver, gold, tin, copper, kam of copper, oxen, sheep,
     vestments
     of wool and linen, as tribute
96 and gift, I defined and imposed upon them.  In those days,
     the tribute of Khayani of the city of Hindanai, silver,
97 gold, tin, copper, amu-stone, alabaster blocks, beautiful
     black (and) lustrous coverings I received as tribute from
     him.  In those days an enlarged image
98 of my Royalty I made; edicts and decrees upon it I wrote;
     in the midst of his palace I put it up; of stone my tablets
     I made;
99 the decrees of my throne upon it I wrote; in the great gate
     I fixed them, in the date of this year which takes its name
     from me, in honor of Assur my Lord and Ninip who uplifts
     my feet.[25]
100 Whereas in the times of the Kings my fathers no man
     of Suhi to Assyria had ever come, Il-bani Prince of Suhi
     together with his soldiers
101 (and) his son, silver, gold as his tribute to Nineveh in
     abundance brought:  in my own eponym[26] at the city of Nineveh
     I stayed:  news
102 they brought me that men of the land of Assyria, (and)
     Hulai the governor of their city which Shalmaneser King
     of Assyria my predecessor
103 to the city of Hasiluha had united, had revolted:  Dandamusa[27]
     a city of my dominion marched out to subdue
     (them);
104 in honor of Assur, the Sun-god and Yav, the gods in whom
     I trust, my chariots and army I collected at the head of the
     river Zupnat, the place of an image
105 which Tiglath-Pileser and Tiglath-Adar, Kings of Assyria
     my fathers had raised; an image of My Majesty I constructed
     and put up with theirs.
106 In those days I renewed the tribute of the land of Izala,
     oxen, sheep, goats:  to the land of Kasyari[28] I proceeded,
     and to Kinabu
107 the fortified city of the province of Hulai.  I drew near;
     with the impetuosity of my formidable attack I besieged and
     took the town; 600 of their fighting men
108 with (my) arms I destroyed; 3,000 of their captives I consigned
     to the flames; as hostages I left not one of them alive;
     Hulai
109 the governor of their town I captured by (my) hand alive;
     their corpses into piles I built; their boys and maidens I
     dishonored;
110 Hulai the governor of their city I flayed:  his skin on the
     walls of Damdamusa I placed in contempt; the city I overthrew
     demolished, burned with fire;
     in the city of Mariru within their territory I took; 50 warrior
     fighting men by (my) weapons I destroyed; 200 of their captives