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The 28 pages that link to Neo-Babylonian Empire, each with the reason it gives.

• Babylonian astronomyRelated: Many surviving astronomical records belong to the scholarly institutions of this period.

• Cyrus the GreatCompared with: Its fall marks the transfer of Babylonian power to Cyrus’s expanding empire.

• Neo-Assyrian EmpireCompared with: Babylonian forces helped destroy Assyrian power and inherited parts of its imperial landscape.

• BabylonBroader topic: This was the empire that made Babylon a leading ancient capital shortly before Cyrus conquered it.

• Babylonian captivityNarrower topic: Its imperial expansion brought Judah under Babylonian control.

• Assyrian EmpireRelated: It inherited Assyrian territories and became the leading power after Nineveh fell.

• Nebuchadnezzar IINarrower topic: Nebuchadnezzar’s campaigns brought the empire to its greatest territorial extent.

• Cyrus CylinderNarrower topic: The cylinder addresses the Babylonian kingdom Cyrus conquered.

• AshurbanipalRelated: It emerged from the power vacuum left by the weakening and defeat of Assyria.

• Ishtar GateNarrower topic: The gate embodied the empire’s wealth and Nebuchadnezzar II’s royal building program.

• Babylonian ChroniclesNarrower topic: The chronicles provide a year-by-year framework for its political and military history.

• BabyloniaBroader topic: Its kings rebuilt Babylon and made the city an imperial capital once more.

• MedesRelated: Babylonia joined the Medes in campaigns against Assyria and shared its former territory.

• Median EmpireRelated: Babylonian chronicles describe Median cooperation against Assyria, without confirming a vast Median empire.

• Fall of NinevehRelated: Babylonia supplied the coalition’s leadership and emerged stronger after Nineveh fell.

• NabopolassarBroader topic: Nabopolassar founded this empire through his revolt and subsequent rule.

• Babylonian religionRelated: Its rulers restored Babylonian temples and renewed public cults.

• EtemenankiNarrower topic: Etemenanki’s best-documented rebuilding belongs to the empire’s rise and royal building program.

• Babylonian EmpireBroader topic: This later Babylonian state fulfilled the empire's defining role in defeating Assyria.

• Battle of CarchemishNarrower topic: Its expansion into Syria followed the victory at Carchemish.

• NabonidusNarrower topic: Nabonidus was its final ruler, and his deposition ended the empire.

• Ziggurat of UrRelated: Neo-Babylonian rulers restored the ancient tower centuries after its first construction.

• Ancient Israel and JudahRelated: Babylonian imperial policy dismantled Judah’s monarchy and deported parts of its population.

• Architecture of MesopotamiaRelated: Its rebuilding of Babylon made glazed brick and monumental urban display especially prominent.

• ChaldeaBroader topic: Its rulers came from the Chaldean dynasty rooted in southern Babylonia.

• History of MesopotamiaBroader topic: It succeeded Assyria as the region’s leading power before Persian conquest.

• History of the ancient LevantRelated: Its conquest of Jerusalem and deportations reshaped Judah’s population and political life.

• NabonassarNarrower topic: Nabonassar ruled Babylonia before the later Neo-Babylonian Empire emerged.