 After Kaštiliašu's overthrow, however, Kidin-Hutran III, the king of Elam, certainly led two successive incursions into Babylonia, which have been explained as either indicative of his loyalty to the fallen Kassite dynasty or alternatively raiding with impunity to exploit the weakness of the over-extended Assyrians.The "Chronicle P" records that Tukulti-Ninurta ruled through his appointed governors for seven years, where the term "šaknūtīšu" could include appointees or prefects.Alternative reconstructions of these events have been proposed whereby Tukulti Ninurta ruled for seven years and "then" three successive Kassite kings took power before the original dynasty was reinstated or that his own rule followed these kings.