Ammonball

Ammonball עמון (Hebrew)
↓ ↓ 15th century BC – 332 BC
Me not Egyptian Amun!
General information
Government	Kingdom
Language(s)	Ammonite
Capital	Ammanball (then called Rabbath Ammon)
Religion	Canaanite Paganism
Relations and opinions
Friends	Moabball Edomball
Enemies	Kingdom of Israelcube, Me not yuor deity Amun!  Macedonball
Likes	Israelites (sometimes), Mesha Stele, trading
Dislikes	Israelites (mostly)
Historical information
Preceded by	Canaanball Arameansball
Succeeded by	Macedonball
Is of importants
Can into space?	Nope
Börk	Ammon Ammon

Ammonball was an ancient kingdom located in present-day  Jordanball, occupying the east of the Jordan River. Its capital was Rabbath Ammonball, but this was actually just the ancient name for Ammanball, the capital of  Jordanball.

Just like Moabite and Edomite, the Ammonite language is considered by some to be just a dialect of Hebrew, but officially, Ammonite, just like Moabite and Edomite, is its own language. The Ammonites were descendants of Ammon, son of Lot.

History

Ammonball was established possibly around 1400 BC or even earlier. Most of what we know about Ammonball's early history comes from the Bible. Ammonball was often at war with Kingdom of Israelcube and its successor states, but during the reign of King David, Ammonball was subjugated under Kingdom of Israelcube.

Ammonball avoided being conquered by Neo-Assyriaball, but it had to pay tribute to the Assyrian king. During the time of Neo-Babyloniaball, Ammonball flourished, as did the entire region. It likely retained independence even in the Achaemenid period. In 332 BC, the region was overran by  Macedonball and that is often considered the end of the Ammonite state.