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'''Nebuchadnezzar I''', was king of the [[Babylonian Empire]] and reigned for 22 years.<ref>''Babylonian King List C''</ref>  While debate exists around the exact years, general consensus agrees that they are between 1146–1100 BC.  He was the fourth king of the Second Dynasty of [[Isin]] and the Fourth Dynasty of [[Babylon]] of which he was the dynasty's most prominent monarch.

'''Nebuchadnezzar I''', was king of the [[Babylonian Empire]] and reigned for 22 years.<ref>''Babylonian King List C''</ref>  While debate exists around the exact years, general consensus agrees that they are between 1146 and 1100 BC.  He was the fourth king of the Second Dynasty of [[Isin]] and the Fourth Dynasty of [[Babylon]] of which he was the dynasty's most prominent monarch.

He is best known for his victory over the [[Elamite|Elamites]] and the recovery of the [[Statue of Marduk|cultic idol]] of [[Marduk]].  His other significant deeds include his soon thereafter strengthening the fortifications of [[Babylon]] and his successful war with [[Assyria]] and consequential territorial expansion.

He is best known for his victory over the [[Elamite]]s and the recovery of the [[Statue of Marduk|cultic idol]] of [[Marduk]].  His other significant deeds include his soon thereafter strengthening the fortifications of [[Babylon]] and his successful war with [[Assyria]] and consequential territorial expansion.

He should not be confused with the [[Bible|Biblically]] significant [[Nebuchadnezzar II]].

He should not be confused with the [[Bible|Biblically]] significant [[Nebuchadnezzar II]].

==Etymology==

==Etymology==