Seige & Fall of Sameria [740 BCE] 2 KG 17:5-41; 18:9-12

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"Then Omri was laid to rest with his forefathers
and was buried in Samaria; and his son Ahab became king in his place."​ - 1 Kings 16:28

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"and he came to [Samaria] and laid siege to it for three years" - 2 Kings 17:5b

"In the fourth year of King Hezekiah, that is, the seventh year of Ho·sheʹa+ the son of Eʹlah the king of Israel, King Shal·man·eʹser of As·syrʹi·a came up against Sa·marʹi·a and began to lay siege to it.+"- 2 Kings 18:9

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The Bible record does not specifically credit King Shalmaneser with the final capture of Samaria. Sargon II, who succeeded King Shalmaneser V to the Assyrian throne, makes claim to having taken the city. While many Assyriologists suggest that Shalmaneser died or was murdered while the siege was in progress, and that Sargon II completed the conquest, whether he actually did so is a subject of discussion. At any rate, Sargon’s records refer to the deportation of Israelites to the number of 27,290 persons and the transplantation to Samaria of people from other conquered lands.—See Ancient Near Eastern Texts, by James B. Pritchard, pages 284, 285.

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Sennacherib appears to have been serving as a governor or general in the northern region of Assyria during his father’s reign.

Besieged by Sennacherib. Lachish was besieged by Assyrian King Sennacherib in 732 B.C.E. From there he sent Rabshakeh, Tartan, and Rabsaris with a heavy military force to Jerusalem in an effort to move King Hezekiah to surrender.​—2Ki 18:14

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