Rivkah Harris argued that this man ushered in a period of "secularization", and Breckwoldt studied falling grain prices which earned him the nickname “bani matim,” or builder of the land. This man subjugated the Assyrian ruler Ishme-Dagan I and conquered the rival states of Larsa, Eshnunna, and Elam. In 1901, Gustave Jequier unearthed a stele bearing a decree promulgated by this ruler in Susa. This ruler declared that a man who breaks the bone of a freeman should pay him a gold mina, which is less severe than his statement “an eye for an eye.” For 10 points, give this Babylonian ruler who developed a namesake law code. 
Rivkah Harris argued that this man ushered in a period of "secularization", and Breckwoldt studied falling grain prices which earned him the nickname “bani matim,” or builder of the land. This man subjugated the Assyrian ruler Ishme-Dagan I and conquered the rival states of Larsa, Eshnunna, and Elam. In 1901, Gustave Jequier unearthed a stele bearing a decree promulgated by this ruler in Susa. This ruler declared that a man who breaks the bone of a freeman should pay him a gold mina, which is less severe than his statement “an eye for an eye.” For 10 points, give this Babylonian ruler who developed a namesake law code. 
Rivkah Harris argued that this man ushered in a period of "secularization", and Breckwoldt studied falling grain prices which earned him the nickname “bani matim,” or builder of the land.