Puzur-Inshushinak
[11] His conquests probably encroached considerably on Gutian territory, gravely weakening them, and making them unable to withstand the Neo-Sumerian revolt of Utu-hengal.His achievements were not long-lasting, for after his death the linear script fell into disuse, and Susa was overrun by the Third dynasty of Ur under Ur-Nammu and his son Shulgi.[15] It is now known that his reign in Elam overlapped with that of Ur-Nammu of Ur-III,[16] although the previous lengthy estimates of the duration of the intervening Gutian dynasty and rule of Utu-hengal of Uruk had not allowed for that synchronism.Ur-Nammu, who styled himself "King of Sumer and Akkad" is probably the one who, early in his reign, reconquered the northern territories that had been occupied by Puzur-Inshushinak, before going on to conquer Susa.[18][19] The statue lists the numerous victories of Puzur-Inshushinak over neighbouring territories, and particularly mentions the submission of the king of Shimashki who "kissed his feet".
𒅤𒊭𒀭𒈹𒂞 𒑐𒋼𒋛 𒈹𒂞𒆠 𒄊𒀴 𒈣𒋾 𒉏𒆠
puzur-inshushinak ensi shushi ki skakkanakku mati NIM ki
"Puzur-Inshushinak, Ensi of Susa and Shakkanakku of Elam "
"Table au Lion", Louvre Museum [ 2 ]
puzur-inshushinak ensi shushi ki skakkanakku mati NIM ki
"Puzur-Inshushinak, Ensi of Susa and Shakkanakku of Elam "
"Table au Lion", Louvre Museum [ 2 ]
The Elamite name of Puzur-Inshushinak:
Pu-zu-r Šu-ši-na-k
in the Linear Elamite script (right to left). [ 13 ]
Pu-zu-r Šu-ši-na-k
in the Linear Elamite script (right to left). [ 13 ]
King of ElamShimashkiDynastyShakkanakkuLouvre MuseumLinear ElamiteAkkadianInshushinakElamiteAwan dynastyEshpumEpirmupiIli-ishmaniAkkadian EmpireSargonZagros mountainsShar-Kali-SharriNaram-SinAnshanUr-NammuEshnunnaAkshakGutianUtu-hengalElamite languageThird dynasty of UrShulgiMarhashiBashimeShimashki dynastyUr-IIIGutian dynastyPuzer-Mama'sNarundilong chronologyUr III dynastyList of kings of ElamUkku-TanhishHishurShushun-TaranaNapilhushKikku-siwe-temtiAutalummashLuh-ishanHishep-ratepIlshu-rabiKindattuIndattu-Inshushinak IISukkalmahShilhahaShiruk-tuhShimut-wartash ISiwe-Palar-KhuppakTepti-AharInshushinak-shar-iliIgi-HalkiHumban-numena IUntash-NapirishaKidin-hutran IIShutrukidShutruk-Nahhunte IShilhak-Inshushinak IHutelutush-InshushinakTepti-Humban-Inshushinak I/TeummanHumban-nikash II/UmmanigashTammaritu ITammaritu IIInda-bigashHumban-haltash III/UmmanaldashAçinaancient Near EastCanaanLagashNaqada INaqada IIEgypt–Mesopotamia relationsPre-Dynastic periodSusa IUruk periodAnu ZigguratSusa IIProto-Dynastic periodNaqada IIIUpper EgyptFinger SnailPen-AbuScorpion IShendjwIry-HorScorpion IINarmerLower EgyptHedju HorNy-HorHsekiuWaznerDouble FalconEarly Dynastic PeriodFirst Dynasty of EgyptNeithhotepHor-AhaMerneithAnedjibSemerkhetSneferkaHorus BirdCanaanitesJemdet Nasr periodProto-ElamiteperiodSusa IIISecond Dynasty of EgyptHotepsekhemwyNebra/RanebNynetjerNubneferHorus SaWeneg-NebtyWadjenesSenedjSeth-PeribsenSekhemib-PerenmaatNeferkara INeferkasokarHudjefa IKhasekhemwyEarly Dynastic Period I