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{{Infobox politician|name=Šutruknahhunte I|native_name=𒁹𒋗𒌓𒊒𒊌𒀮𒂠𒄷𒌦𒋼|image_size=200|birth_place=[[Haltamti]]|death_date=c. 1155 BCE|death_place=Haltamti|nationality=Elamite|image=Shutruk-Nahhunte I.png}} | {{Infobox politician|name=Šutruknahhunte I|native_name=𒁹𒋗𒌓𒊒𒊌𒀮𒂠𒄷𒌦𒋼|image_size=200|birth_place=[[Haltamti]]|death_date=c. 1155 BCE|death_place=Haltamti|nationality=Elamite|image=Shutruk-Nahhunte I.png}} | ||
'''Šutruknahhunte I''' (died c. 1155 BCE) was a king of [[Elam]]. He | '''Šutruknahhunte I''' (died c. 1155 BCE) was a king of [[Elam]]. He restored Elam's independence after almost 200 years of [[Karduniaš (1595–1155 BCE)|Babylonian]] rule and sacked the cities of Kiš, Sippar, and Upî around 1180 BCE. His forces stole the stele that [[ʿAmmurāpi]]'s legal code was written on.<ref name=":022">{{Library citation|link=Ancient Civilisations of East and West}}</ref> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
[[Category:Elamite kings]] | [[Category:Elamite kings]] | ||
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Šutruknahhunte I 𒁹𒋗𒌓𒊒𒊌𒀮𒂠𒄷𒌦𒋼 | |
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| Born | Haltamti |
| Died | c. 1155 BCE Haltamti |
| Nationality | Elamite |
Šutruknahhunte I (died c. 1155 BCE) was a king of Elam. He restored Elam's independence after almost 200 years of Babylonian rule and sacked the cities of Kiš, Sippar, and Upî around 1180 BCE. His forces stole the stele that ʿAmmurāpi's legal code was written on.[1]