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This article concerns the period
879 BC – 870 BC
.
Millennia
1st
millennium
BC
Centuries
10th
century
BC
9th
century
BC
8th
century
BC
Decades
890s
BC
880s
BC
870s
BC
860s
BC
850s
BC
Years
879
BC
878
BC
877
BC
876
BC
875
BC
874
BC
873
BC
872
BC
871
BC
870
BC
Categories
Deaths
v
t
e
Events and trends
879 BC—
Kalhu
is dedicated. Some
historians
say that
Assurnasirpal II
gives a
banquet
for 69,574 persons to celebrate it.
878 BC
—
Zhou li wang
becomes king of the
Zhou dynasty
of
China
.
874 BC
—
Osorkon II
succeeds
Takelot I
as king of the
Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt
.
874 BC
—
Ahab
becomes king of
Israel
(approximate date).
872 BC
—An exceptionally high flood of the
Nile
covers the floors of the
Temple of Luxor
.
871 BC
—
Asa
the King of
Judah
dies after sitting on the throne for 41 years.
Births
877 BC
—
Parshvanatha
, the 23rd
Tirthankara
of Jainism.
Jehu
, king of
Israel
(approximate date).
Ahaziah
, king of
Judah
, is born (approximate date).
Deaths
879 BC
—
Zhou yi wang
, king of the
Zhou dynasty
of
China
.
References
↑
Fisher 1997
, p.
115.
↑
Sangave 2001
, p.
103.
Bibliography
Sangave, Dr. Vilas Adinath (2001).
Facets of Jainology: Selected Research Papers on Jain Society, Religion, and Culture
.
Mumbai
: Popular Prakashan.
ISBN
978-81-7154-839-2
.
Fisher, Mary Pat (1997).
Living Religions: An Encyclopedia of the World's Faiths
.
London
: I.B.Tauris.
ISBN
1-86064-148-2
.