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Kurda
Kurda, was an ancient Semetic Amorite kingdom located in Northern Mesopotamia. The city is mentioned in the Archives of Mari, and was a vassal of Babylon.
==Location==
At its height the kingdom might have stretched from the Upper Khabur basin in what is today northeastern Syria, to the steppes of Sinjar mountain, modern northwestern Iraq.〔The Ancient Near East: History, Society and Economy, Mario Liverani, Routledge, Dec 4, 2013, 648 pages, see page 226〕〔M. B. Rowton, Urban Autonomy in a Nomadic Environment. In: Journal of Near Eastern Studies, Vol. 32, No. ½ (Jan.-Apr., 1973), pp. 201-215) 〕〔 Postgate, John Nicholas, The Archives of Urad-Serua and His Family: A Middle Assyrian Household in Government Service. Publicazioni del Progetto “Analisi electronic del cuneiforme” Corpus Medio-Assiro. Roma (Roberto Denicola) 1988, Zittierte Archiv-Nummer: 56〕〔 Charpin, Dominique,. La “toponymie en miroir” dans le Proche-Orient amorrite. Revue d’assyriologie et d’archéologie orientale. Volume 97 2003/1, p. 3-34. 〕〔 Jean Robert Kupper (Liége) Les nomads en Mésopotamie au temps des roi de Mari. Société d’Èdition ’Les Belles Letters’, Paris 1957. 〕〔 Ferner in: Birot,, Maurice, Kupper, Jean-Robert, Rouault,olivier. Répertoire analytique (2e volume). Tomes I-XIV, XVIII. Premiére partie. Noms propers (ARM 16/1), Paris 1979: Kurda. 〕 The capital city's location is debated; it was either located to south of Sinjar mountain, or along the Khabur river.〔
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