Akkadian-speaking people
Time: 4th Millenium BC
Place: Assur, Iraq
Details: The Akkadian-speaking people (the earliest historically-attested Semitic-speaking people) who would eventually found Assyria appear to have entered Mesopotamia at some point during the latter 4th millennium BC (c. 3500–3000 BC), eventually intermingling with the earlier Sumerian-speaking population, who came from northern Mesopotamia, with Akkadian names appearing in the written record from as early as the 29th century BC.
Best-effort ordering. Some events may appear out of order since many are only known to the year, but they are usually around the same period.
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Assyria-Earliest king recorded
2450 BC - Mesopotamia (Present-Day Iraq)
Assyria-Founding of Assyria
3rd Millenium BC - Mesopotamia (Present-Day Iraq)
Assyria-Adamu
25th Century BC - Mesopotamia (Present-Day Iraq)
Hittites-Ashur-uballit I
1365 BC - Assyria
Babylon-Anti-Assyrian pact
610s BC - Assur
Assyria-Sprachbund
3rd Millenium BC - Present-Day Iraq
Arameans-The Neo Assyrian Empire was descended
626 BC - Tikrit, Saladin, Iraq
Assyria-Earliest known reference to Anatolian Karu
2350s BC - Mesopotamia (Present-Day Iraq)
Assyria-Most of Assyria briefly became part of the Neo-Sumerian Empire
2112 BC - Mesopotamia (Present-Day Iraq)
Assyria-Attacks from barbarian Gutian people
2154 BC - Mesopotamia (Present-Day Iraq)
Assyria-Assyrians in the Akkadian Empire
2330s BC - Mesopotamia (Present-Day Iraq)