(i 1') (Too broken for translation)

(i 2') [Son of Aššur]-rēša-iš[i (I), king of the world, strong king, king of Assyria], subduer of [the insubmissive ...];

(i 4') [Son of] Mutakkil-Nusku, [(who was) also king of the world, strong king, king of Assyria], his priestly progeny [...] the king of kings, the lord of lords, [...], the eternal royal seed, [...].

(i 8') In my accession year [(and) in my first regnal year, after I sat on the thro]ne of [(my) royal majesty in a grandiose manner], with the exalted strength [of (the god) Aššur, my lord, who goes before me, with the ... of the god Ninurta], who goes at my right hand, with the martial spirit of the god Ad[ad, who goes at my left hand], I [mustered] my chariots and troops. Difficult roads [...] which for the passage of [my] chariots and troops were not suitable, routes which were impassable, whose barriers even the [winged] birds of the sky could not pass, the barriers through which no king or ruler who came before me had marched [...] I took that road. Mounts Ḫini[... and] Yātkun, [their rugged] paths [and] difficult [passes], the terraces of their mountains — with bronze picks, I hacked out a good way for the passage of my chariotry. I marched right through those mountains. I crossed over the [...]ubda (and) Samanuna Rivers. [I entered the land Urarṭu (Uruaṭri)].

(i 19') The cities Quqiaba, Amuraška, Dunaša[...], Eridun, Ištayaun, Ikkia, [...], Susuku, Šallagidu, Tarraba, Zurzura, [...], Ligunu, Iškutnu, Elida, Ištamnia, Ara[...], Arinun, Sasalḫia, Ḫaruru, [...]siuru, Panirasu, Pani[..., Ḫi]rištu, Ulmiš, Nabala, [...], Ḫippu, Ḫararia, Aparunu, [...], Ziqunu, Ḫardia, Elaquš, [...]alu, Yabliunu, [...i]ltu, GEŠTINna, BARgun, [...], Yabliunu, [...], all of the cities of [...] their booty, possessions [...] their cities [I burned with fire ...] I covered [with ...] cities, villages, [...], on the bank of the Ḫariya River, [...]

(ii 1') [...] ... progeny [... Aš]šur-etellu, the son of the king, the son of Sa[...] them. [I cut off] their heads [...].

(ii 5') [(...) I marched] to the land Mar[i] for a second time [...]. The kings of the people of the city Qatnu, the king(s) [of ...] the family whose fathers [...], his [...] and his wives [...] at the edge of the plain [...] together with his brothers [...]

(iii 1') ... [...] which [...] to [...] were placed [...]. With the exalted strength [of (the god) Aššur, my lord, ... I fought] with them [...] extensive [...] of the land [...] troops [...] I conquered him. I carried off his booty, [possessions, ...] extensive [booty. I …] the corpses of [his] warriors, [filled] the hollows and ravines [of the mountains] with their blood, [...] the heads of the troops, the weapons [...], him, I flayed in the house of ... [... (and) impaled his corpse] on a stake. [I made] a colossal statue of my royal majesty (and) wrote thereon (a description of) the victories of my royal majesty [...].

(iii 15') [I marched] to the land Ḫimme for a second time (and) I conquered [...] of the land BARgun. [I carried off gold], silver, (and) his booty (and) [possessions]. I entered [...]. I [traversed] Mount Ḫirua (and) marched [to the city] Uruniaš of the land [Ḫimme], which is situated in the heart of the mountains, [rugged mountains that] were impassable [for] my [chariots]. I [surrounded] that city [(and) conquered it]. I brought forth [its booty and possessions without] number (and) [burned with fire] that city. [I made a statue of my royal majesty (and) wrote thereon] (a description of) the victories of my royal majesty. [...].

(iii 22') In the fourth year after [I sat on the throne of (my) royal majesty], I made [a statue of my royal majesty] in gold (and) erected (it) [in Ešarra, the house of my succor, before (the god) Aššur, my lord]. When [the ..., which] a ruler who came before [me had built, became dilapidated, I built (it) in i[ts eternity ...].

(iii 27') On [numerous] campaigns against the land of the Ar[ameans, I continually plundered [...] the enemies of (the god) Aššur, who in the land ...].

(iii 29') The gods Ninurta and [Nergal, who love my priesthood, gave to me the wild beasts and commanded me to hunt]. 300 lions [... with my fierce] valor [...] 6 strong [wild] virile [bulls] with horns [... from my ... chariot] and on [my swift] feet, [in my] second regnal year, [... with my] sharp [arrows], I [... The remainder of the numerous animals] and the winged birds of the sky, [wild game that I had acquired, their names are not written with these] animals, [their numbers are not written with these numbers],