Though it may have been called the "Assyrian Peace", Neo Assyria dealt with revolts and had further military expansion of its kingdom during this period. Babylon had multiple uprisings throughout its time under the Neo Assyrians until it was eventually destroyed by Sennacherib in 689 BC to prevent it from rebelling again. It was, however, rebuilt by his son Esarhaddon,[1] and eventually led the rebellion against the Neo Assyrians that succeed in destroying the Assyrian capital Nineveh.[2] The end of the Assyrian Empire would also bring about the end of the Pax Assyriaca and the rise of the Neo-Babylonian Empire.