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whisper. The man who'd made the Assyrians tremble had proved no match for Ticlith Palazer.

Who'd invaded Rar to, defeated his army,

and besieged the king in his capital.

Vanquished but not killed,

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who'd failed to prevent the Assyrians from devastating the countryside.

Whatever the details, it soon became clear that Sarduri was gone,

replaced on the throne by a figure named Ursa or Rusa.

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