Another of his campaigns saw the sack of Lachish and the reinstatement of Padi; that effort had followed his forced deposition of Sidqia after the conquest of Joppa and Azjuru.  
This man defeated an urpising led by Marduk-zakir-shummi II and his elamite allies at the Battle of Cutha.  According to Herodotus, his army was defeated by Sethos at Pelusium after a plague of mice devoured their bowstrings.  Another of his campaigns saw the sack of Lachish and the reinstatement of Padi; that effort had followed his forced deposition of Sidqia after the conquest of Joppa and Azjuru.  His most notable campaign ended in the reception of tribute from (*) Hezekiah, though that war fought against Judah notably did not feature a sack of Jerusalem.  Succeeded by Esarhaddon after his assassination, this ruler moved his capital from Dur-Sharukkin, which his father Sargon II had established, back to Nineveh.  For 10 points, name this Assyrian king whose "cohorts were gleaming in purple and gold" in a poem about his destruction by Byron.
This man defeated an urpising led by Marduk-zakir-shummi II and his elamite allies at the Battle of Cutha.  
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