Kurigalzu

Kurigalzu was an ancient Babylonian king who ruled during the 14th century BCE. He is notable for being part of the Kassite dynasty, which controlled Babylon after the fall of the Old Babylonian Empire. Kurigalzu is remembered for his contributions to architecture, including the construction of temples and the city of Dur-Kurigalzu, which served as his capital. He also engaged in diplomatic relations and trade, strengthening Babylon's influence in the region. His reign exemplifies the cultural and political developments of Mesopotamia during a period of relative stability and prosperity.