In a document to a fellow king, a ruler of this people, Burnaburiash I, relates that he was angry that that king did not know of and comfort him for his recent sickness, but forgave him once he learned that there was no way for that king to know because of how far away that ruler's kingdom was.
In a document to a fellow king, a ruler of this people, Burnaburiash I, relates that he was angry that that king did not know of and comfort him for his recent sickness, but forgave him once he learned that there was no way for that king to know because of how far away that ruler's kingdom was. This people erected kudurrus, which mark the boundaries of land grants from the king and contain curses on whoever disregards their authority. The first known reference to this people documents their failed campaign against Hammurabi's son Samsu-iluna. This people are most famous ruling from a city they called Karduniash, which they conquered in 1570 BCE, 25 years after the (*) Hittites had defeated its previous Amorite ruling dynasty. For 10 points, name this people, believed to have migrated from the Zagros Mountains, who controlled Babylon from the 16th-12th century BCE.
In a document to a fellow king, a ruler of this people, Burnaburiash I, relates that he was angry that that king did not know of and comfort him for his recent sickness, but forgave him once he learned that there was no way for that king to know because of how far away that ruler's kingdom was.
Kassites (accept Galzu, Kashi, Kassi, or KaÂšÂšu)