This kingdom's primary deity Inshushinak was said to rise to heaven every night from a temple built at its capital of Choga Zambil, which contains the massive ziggurat of Untash-gal.
This kingdom was revived as a semi-independent state under two kings named Kamnaskires, who set up a mint to produce coins, which was later discovered by Alfred von Gutschmid. A governor in this kingdom, Athibu, is attested as ruling at its city of Kabnak. One king of these peoples, Khum-bannu-mena, was granted the epithet "Expander of the Empire" and was the fourth king of its Anzanite line. Another ruler of this kingdom installed his son Warad-Sin on the throne of Larsa. This kingdom's primary deity Inshushinak was said to rise to heaven every night from a temple built at its capital of Choga Zambil, which contains the massive ziggurat of Untash-gal. This kingdom destroyed the Kassites during their sack of Babylon in which they captured Hammurabi's stele. Based at the cities of Anshan and Susa, for 10 points, name this kingdom of ancient Iran.
This kingdom was revived as a semi-independent state under two kings named Kamnaskires, who set up a mint to produce coins, which was later discovered by Alfred von Gutschmid.
Elamites [or Elymais; or Hatamti; or Atamti]