Ikunum

Ikunum

Ikunum, 34º rey de Asiria (hacia 1850 a. C.), perteneciente al período paleoasirio.

Hijo y sucesor de Erishum I. Desconocemos la duración de su reinado debido a la rotura de la tablilla que contiene la Crónica real asiria. Mantuvo relaciones con el Asia Menor, sobre todo Capadocia. Construyó en Assur los templos de Adad y Ereshkigal, restauró las murallas de la ciudad y levantó diversas fortificaciones en su reino.

Le sucedió su hijo Sargón I de Asiria.


Predecesor:
Erishum I		 Rey de Asiria
hacia 1850 a. C.		 Sucesor:
Sargón I


Fuentes

  • Federico Lara Peinado, Diccionario Biográfico del Mundo Antiguo: Egipto y Próximo Oriente, Editorial Aldebarán (1998), ISBN 84-88676-42-5

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