1813 BC

Map 52: 1813 BC. Previous map: **1832 BC**. Next map: **1795 BC** (*Maps Index*)

**PONTOS**
**`Aratta**
**Caspian Saga**
**Alania**
**Tegarama**
**`Ariana**
***Massagetae***
**SCYTHIA**
**GETULIA**
**PALA**
***Rifati***
**Withelsleth**
**Hyr.**
**FOMOIRE**
**Trebeta**
**GOTHICA &
SUEONIA**
***FENNONES***
**Mari**
**AMURRU**
**Liguria**
**Cimbrica**
**LIBURNIA**
**ZALP.**
**Subartu**
**Dacia**
**EPIRUS**
**MAKEDON**
**DALM.**
**AIG.**
**ARG.**
**NABATEA**
**MIDIAN**
**Arame**
**HAT.**
**BUR.**
**KA.**
**KU.**
**TUSCANIA**
**CELTICA**
**Italia**
**KEMET**
**Wawat**
**ATTICA**
**CRETA**
**Ala.**
**HISPANIA**
**Thess.**
**LIBYA**
**Albion**
**Celtiberia**
**CUR.**
**Taurisca**
**ESTONES**
**CELTOSCYTHIA**
**Winnilia**
**Livonia**
**Sitonia**
**Qua.**
**Mar.**
**Sen.**
**Rugia**
**Saxonia**
**TEUTANIA**
**Sarmatia**
**Nemed**
**Moesia**
**Aus.**
**LUWIA**
**Ham.**
**Sus.**
**LUL.**
**EBARAT**
**Kenean**
**Bithynia**
**Vand.**
**Saurics**
**P.**
**SP.**
**ASH.**
**Edom**
**GOSHEN**
**Warum**
**Vendica**
**Colchis**
**ISIN**
**Teu.**
**Sicania**
**Alm.**
**LAR.**
**K.**
1813 BC - FOURTEENTH DYNASTY

## MAIN EVENTS

### 1829 BC - Cambo Blascon in Tuscania

In 1829 BC, Cambo Blascon (Jupiter) grandson of Alteus, and his queen Electra daughter of Italus, finally succeeded Morges son of Italus as agreed. They had previously, during Italus' reign, led Janigene colonists north of the Alps into Taurisca.

In 1821 BC, their son Jasius Janigena was made Coritus (heir apparent), while among the Aborigines (Curetes) beyond the Tiber, Romanessos succeeded his mother Queen Roma that year.

Meanwhile this same Jasius Janigena, while crown prince of Tuscania, was also acclaimed as king of Celtica in 1819 BC following Beligius.

### 1828-1797 BC - Manamaltiel in Kisurra

In 1828 BC Itur-Shamash was succeeded in Amorite Kisurra by Manamaltiel or Manabaltiel (Mamelus, Mamithos). He seems to be the Amorite who controlled nearby Nippur for much of this time, and became king over all the Amorites and Canaan as well, if he is the Makamaron or Memkaron who would make war on Kemet in 1800 BC (*Jubilees*)

### 1827 BC - Gungunum takes Ur

Gungunum of Larsa seized Ur from Ishme-Dagan of Isin in 1827 BC, making him another claimant to be king of Senar. Gungunum also defeated Malgium in 1818 BC and even briefly held Nippur ca. 1817-1815 BC in the struggles with Kisurra and Isin.

### 1825-1815 BC - Lipit Ishtar in Isin

In 1825 BC, Lipit-ishtar succeeded Ishme-Dagan in Isin. In 1824 BC he promulgated his Law Code of Lipit-ishtar for Isin. He was able to repulse an Amorite attack in 1818 BC, and at some point when 600 Larsa troops seized a roadhouse of Isin, he sent 2000 spearmen, 2000 archers, and 2000 axemen to his general Nana-kiang to expel them, though they seem to have failed.

Lipit Ishtar was succeeded or likely overthrown in 1815 BC by Ur-ninurta, who bears a Sumerian name unlike his predecessors in Isin who all had Akkadian names.

### 1821-1790 BC - Sicanus in Hispania

In 1821 BC Sicanus succeeded his father Sicorus in Hispania; he also subdued the inhabitants of Trinacria (Sicily) and renamed it Sicania. Some sources state that while there, he and his wife Ceres taught them first to farm and plant, "because before they only lived on acorns and other wild fruits" (*Pujades*). This would suggest the previous colonial administration over the island as Galathea, by Galathes of Celtica son of Hercules Nebtawyre, had made few inroads toward imparting agriculture to the aborigines there, sometimes called Cyclopes.

### 1820 BC - Arratim becomes Saurics

In 1820 BC the fief of Arratim became governed by Laptan I, son of Raban I, and was renamed Saurics, apparently a variant of the name Tauriscus with which it may have merged. He was succeeded after 3 years by his uncle, Laptan II, son of Achaim.

### 1819 BC - Athens founded by Cecrops

1819 BC is when Cecrops founded the monarchy of Athens, Attica, although it had been known as Acte previously.

### 1819 BC - Beric in Gothia

In 1819 BC Beric united the Goths and Swedes under his rule.

### 1815-1811 BC - Q. Sobekneferu in Kemet

Amenemhat IV had succeeded his father Amenemhat III as Pharaoh in 1824 BC. The former vizier Joseph lived in Goshen until 1819 BC, and had seen his people prosper trading in livestock etc. Amenemhat IV died without an heir in 1815 BC and his sister Sobekneferu became Queen Pharaoh.

In 1813 BC she elevated the Hebrew merchant Yakbim to the rank of Pharaoh over Goshen where his own people lived. This is known as the 14th dynasty.

Amenemhat IV SphinxQueen SobekneferuScarab of Goshen Pharaoh Yakbim