Sennacherib had several brothers and at least one sister. In addition to the older brothers who died before his birth, Sennacherib had a number of younger brothers, some of whom are mentioned as being alive as late as 670 BC, then in the service of Sennacherib's son and successor Esarhaddon. Sennacherib's only known sister, Ahat-abisha, was married off to Ambaris, the king of Tabal, but probably returned to Assyria after Sargon's first successful campaign against Tabal.
Sennacherib had several brothers and at least one sister In addition to the older brothers who died before his birth Sennacherib had a number of younger brothers some of whom are mentioned as being alive as late as 670 BC then in the service of Sennacherib's son and successor Esarhaddon Sennacherib's only known sister Ahat-abisha was married off to Ambaris the king of Tabal but probably returned to Assyria after Sargon's first successful campaign against Tabal