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Kidin-Hutran was a middle-Elamite king of the
Igihalkid dynasty known for his wars with Babylonia. The
Babylonian Chronicle P
describes two
Kidin-Hutran...
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describes Jaamac Biixi Kidin as
being the lone
individual present inside the fort. Due to his
immediate arrest,
Jaamac Biixi Kidin is also the
first Somali...
- (14th/13th
century BC)
Kidin-hutran I, King (c.1240 BC)
Kidin-hutran II, King (c.1235 BC) Napirisha-Untash, King (c.1230 BC)
Kidin-Hutran III, King (c.1217...
- (600-550 BC) of a
noble person who
later turned out to be the
Elamite ruler Kidin-Hutran son of Kurlush. The tomb
contains a
large bronze coffin which had...
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invasion of the
Elamite forces under the last king of the
Igehalkid dynasty,
Kidin-Hutran III. The
sequence of
events in the
aftermath of the fall of Kaštiliašu...
- Shu-Ninua or ŠÚ- or
Kidin-Ninua,
inscribed mŠÚ-URU.AB x ḪA, the 54th king to
appear on the ****yrian Kinglist, was the
ruler of ****yria, c. 1615 to 1602...
- of Tukulti-Ninurta I ****yria
gained ascendancy,
until the
Elamites under Kidin-Hutran III intervened. This
period is
marked by a
building hiatus at Babylon...
- The
unexpected accessions of Unpahash-Napirisha and
Kidin-Hutran I
before Untash-Napirisha's son
Kidin-Hutran II was in the past
sometimes interpreted as...
- the
singlehanded defender of Taleh,
Mohamud Hosh (pictured), the last
castellan of
Taleh and Jama
Biixi Kidin, an
abandoned Dervish child prisoner....
- I Untash-Napirisha
Hurbatila Unpahash-Napirisha
Kidin-hutran I
Kidin-hutran II Napirisha-untash
Kidin-hutran III
Shutrukid Shutruk-Nahhunte I Kutir-Nahhunte...
