KnowraNeo-Babylonian EmpireLinked fromLinked fromThe 28 pages that link to Neo-Babylonian Empire, each with the reason it gives.All 28Broader topic 6Related 11Narrower topic 9Compared with 2Babylonian astronomyRelated: Many surviving astronomical records belong to the scholarly institutions of this period.Assyrian EmpireRelated: It inherited Assyrian territories and became the leading power after Nineveh fell.AshurbanipalRelated: It emerged from the power vacuum left by the weakening and defeat of Assyria.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.Babylonian religionRelated: Its rulers restored Babylonian temples and renewed public cults.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.History of the ancient LevantRelated: Its conquest of Jerusalem and deportations reshaped Judah’s population and political life.