Salim-Ahum
Shalim-ahum or Šalim-ahum (died 1991 BC) was a ruler of Assyria in the late 21st century to early 20th century BC. The Assyrian King List records his name as Šallim-aḫḫe, inscribed šal-lim-PABMEŠ, meaning, “keep the brothers safe”, and he appears among the six kings “whose eponyms are not found”, meaning that the length of his reign was unknown. He was described as the son of Puzur-Ashur I (dumu Puzu Assur) in his only known inscription. He is the earliest independent ruler to be attested in a contemporary inscription. Carved in curious archaic character mirror-writing in Old Assyrian on an al
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Shalim-ahum (né vers 1950 av. J.-C.), était un roi de la période paléo-assyrienne, fils et successeur de , fondateur de sa dynastie. Il est cité dans la . Le seul fait historique que nous connaissons, trouvé sur un bloc d'albâtre dans les ruines de la ville de Assur, est qu'il dédia un temple dans la ville du dieu Assur et s'intronisa de ce fait, iššiaku (gouverneur). Nous ne savons rien d'autre de lui. Son fils Ilu-shuma lui succéda.
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