Jehoahaz reigned over the Northern Kingdom from814to798 B.C. Because Israel continued to disregard the Mosaic Covenant, God allowed the Arameans to dominate her. Hazael ruled Aram from841to801 B.C, and his Song of Solomon , Ben-Hadad III, succeeded him. The date that Ben-Hadad III"s reign ended seems to have been about773 B.C. [1][source]
Aram"s oppression moved Jehoahaz to seek Yahweh"s help, which He graciously provided in spite of the king"s unfaithfulness. The deliverer God raised up ( 2 Kings 13:5) was probably King Adad-Nirari III of Assyria (810-783 B.C.) who attacked Damascus as well as Tyre, Sidon, Media, Edom, and Egypt. [2] The Arameans consequently stopped attacking Israel and turned to defending themselves against their neighbor to the east, Assyria. Another way God disciplined Israel at this time was by reducing her army through casualties ( 2 Kings 13:7). This had begun in Jehu"s reign ( 2 Kings 10:32-36) but continued during Jehoahaz"s administration. [source][source][source]
Neo-Assyrian Kings [3] Adad-nirari II911-891Tukulti-Ninurta II890-884Assur-ansirpal II883-859Shalmaneser III858-824Shamshi-Adad V823-811Adad-nirari III810-783Shalmaneser IV782-773Assur-dan III772-755Assur-nirari V754-745Tiglath-pileser III745-727Shalmaneser V727-722Sargon II722-705Sennacherib705-681Esarhaddon681-669Ashurbanipal668-627Ashur-etil-ilani627-623Sin-sum-lisir623Sin-sar-iskun623-612Assur-uballit II612-609[source]