Ashurbanipal
Ashurbanipal (a-siur-ba-ne-pah), Hō-ló-ōe Sèng-keng ū siá O-su-ná-pa, sī kó͘ A-su̍t ê kok-ông, chāi ūi sî-kî tāi-khāi sī chêng 668 nî kàu chêng 627 nî.
I tī i lāu-pē Esarhaddon ông tī Ai-ki̍p kòe-sin liáu-āu chiap ūi, tè-bé mā ji̍p-chhim Ai-ki̍p, chi̍t khai-sí chiong Ai-kip hoat-ló kóaⁿ cháu, m̄-koh kàu chêng 655 ni chó-iū khai-sí sit khí tùi Ai-ki̍p ê khòng-chè. Āu--lâi i koán Pa-pí-lûn ê hiaⁿ-tī Shamash-shuma-ukin hoat-tōng hoán-loān, ín-khí lōe-chiàn, chóng-sī chia hoán-khòng-phài tè-bé sit-sè.
Chham-khó
- Don Nardo (2007). "Ashurbanipal". The Greenhaven Encyclopedia of Ancient Mesopotamia. Greenhaven Press. ISBN 978-0-7377-3441-6.
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