On the north-west she had new enemies in the _Quins_ (Coans ?) who dwelt on the further side of Amanus, near the Tibareni, in a part of the country afterwards called Cilicia, and the Cilicians themselves, who are now first mentioned.

The Moschi seem to have withdrawn a little from this neighborhood, since they no longer appear either among Assyria's enemies or her tributaries.

On the north all minor powers had disappeared; and the Armenians (Urarda) were now Assyria's sole neighbors.

Towards the east she had come into contact with the _Mannai,_ or Minni, about Lake Urumiyeh, with the Harkhar in the Van region and in north-western Kurdistan, with the Bartsu or Persians and the Mada or Medes in the country east of Zagros, the modern province of Ardelan, and with the Tsimri, or Zimri, in Upper Luristan.
Among all her fresh enemies, she had not, however, as yet found one calculated to inspire any serious fear.

No new organized monarchy presented itself.