(5) The Dynasty of the Sea-coast: 3 kings for 21 years 5 months 1156-1135 (6) The Dynasty of Bit-Bazi: 3 kings for 20 years 3 months 1135-1115 (7) An Elamite usurper for 6 years 1115-1109 (8) The 31 [kings] of the Dynasty of Babylon[9] 1109- 730 Among them were: Nebuchadrezzar I 1109-1096 Merodach-nadin-akhi 1096-1090 Merodach-sapik-zirrat cir. 1075 Nebo-baladan cir. 880 Merodach-balasu-iqbi cir. 820 Nabu-natsir (Nabonassar) 747 Nabu-nadin-ziri (Nadios) his son 733 Nabu-suma-yukin his son 731 (9) The Dynasty of Sape: Yukin-zira (Chinziros) 730 (10) The Assyrian Dynasties: Pulu (Pul, Pôros), called Tiglath-pileser III in Assyria 727 Ululâ, called Shalmaneser IV in Assyria 725 Merodach-baladan II, the Chaldaean from the Sea-coast 721 Sargon of Assyria 709 Sennacherib his son 704 Merodach-zakir-sumi for 1 month 702 Merodach-baladan III for six months 702 Bel-ebus of Babylon 702 Assur-nadin-suma son of Sennacherib 700 Nergal-yusezib 694 Musezib-Merodach 693 Sennacherib a second time 689 Esar-haddon his son 681 Samas-suma-yukin (Saosduchinos) 668 Kandalanu (Kineladanos) 648 Nabu-pal-utsur (Nabopolassar) 626 Nabu-kudurri-utsar (Nebuchadrezzar) his son 605 Evil-Merodach his son 562 Nergal-sarra-utsur (Nergalsharezer) 560 Laborosoarchod, his son, for 3 months 556 Nabu-nahid (Nabonidos) 556 Cyrus conquers Babylon 538 Cambyses his son 529 Gomates (Gaumata) the Magian (the pseudo-Bardes or Smerdis) 521 Dareios (Dârayavaush) the son of Hystaspes (Vishtâspa) 521 Xerxes I (Khshayârshâ) his son 485 Samas-erba, rebel-king 480