elam

  1. PC : Earliest Elamite conquest of Iran

    Plausibility check : How early can Elamites Conquer and assimilate Iranian plateau ?
  2. SunKing105

    WI: Gutians invade Elam?

    The Gutians were a people near ancient Mesopotamia whose language remains unclassified, who ruled Mesoptamia for about a century before the rebellion of Utu-Higal and the eventual prominence of the city of Ur, taking advantage of the kiloyear event to invade Akkad and install their own dynasty...
  3. AHC: Neo-Assyrian Empire

    Your challenge if you choose to accept it, is with a POD in 625, during the reign of Sinsharikun (627-614 BCE), for the Assyrian Empire, already over extended and damaged, to fight off all of its foes and restore itself during the reign of Sinsharikun. This is a very difficult task, I realize...
  4. WI: Elamite Persia possible?

    Recently i have thinking for this for a while and i seem to like to how this scenario works. I have seen that Elam is not mentioned very particularly, despite it is located on the Persia (which could be useful for Iranian TLs). So now i give it a shot with this question. Is Elamite Persian...
  5. Count of Crisco

    Questions regarding Bronze age Collapse

    Recently I have been reading and watching up on the early history of humanity. Thus far I have reached the Bronze age collapse and while what I have read so far I find fascinating I would like to expand my knowledge on the nations and peoples surrounding the major kingdoms. Specifically I am...
  6. AHC: Elamite Hegemony

    With a pod in the year of 1400 BCE, your challenge is to create an Elamite hegemony over the following areas and the following parameters: -Controls the entire region of Elam. This area does not have to be the center of the empire, but must be a section of it and its cultural base. With that...
  7. WI Neo-Assyrian Empire Empire Survives (a little longer) (2.0)

    So just revisiting an old idea of mine -- what if (1) the Neo-Babylonian Revolt of 627 BCE was put down by a more competent successor to Ashurbanipal, and (2) the Assyrian Empire endures more or less at its then strength for about another century? Additional ideas from linked TL -- Lydia will...
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