live The land of Gautium They were located in the northern mountains of Babylon. They attacked the Babylonians during the time of Narmsin or another ruler from the Akkadian dynasty of Babylon and were the rulers of Babylon for about a century under the name of Goti or Gotian dynasty. It is very similar to the relief of Anu Bani Ni. The original land of the Gotians is the Zagros Mountains between Karun and Tigris.. A bronze statue of one of the Goti kings was found in Hamedan, which belongs to the end of the second millennium BC.. The severe differences between the people and the rulers of Mesopotamia caused the people of that land to easily accept the Gothian dynasty of Iran.
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This relief is inspired by Narm Sin inscription. A person with a bow is standing in front of a number of prisoners of war and the prisoners are begging him.. This person's name is Tarloni . The petroglyph belongs to the Gotian period
According to the tables that were discovered in Nippur, the most powerful king of Guti was called Anri Dapi and he expanded his government a lot.. The last Gothian king, named Tirigan, was killed by Utohgal, the king of Arkh, after forty days of reign.. One of the kings of the Goths, named Lasirab, left a tablet in the Babylonian language, in which he requested Gotium and Ishtarusin, the gods of Babylon, to preserve his tablet forever.. Also, according to the tradition of Mesopotamia, he has vowed some weapons to his god. But the oldest written document about the Gutians is the Narmsin stone tablet that goes to 2500 It belongs to PM . In the year 1200 After the conquest of Babylon, PM Shutrok Mahonte, king of Elam, transferred this tablet to Susa along with Hammurabi's tablet.. Some have considered the stone inscription of Anubani Ne from the Gotian period
Source of archeology and art of the historical period - Ali Akbar Sarfaraz and Bahman Firouz Mandi
