Nebuchadrezzar II was a war­rior by necessity, but a builder by disposition.The funds collected from his states helped fi­nance his civic improvements.

Babylon reached its zenith under Nebuchadrezzar II, when its outer wall—built to the northeast of the city center, shown above—contained a total urban area of over three square miles.

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Munich Rashi Bsb Cod. Hebr. 5-II Fol. 209v. Perhaps the most famous is William Blake Nebuchadnezzar, a series of prints that dates to 1795.

588BC Nebuchadrezzar II of Babylon lays siege to Jerusalem under Zedekiah’s reign. The siege lasts two years and results in the razing of the city and the Jews being carted off to Babylon in exile.