Kurigalzu I

Kurigalzu I was an ancient Mesopotamian king of Babylon who reigned around 1390–1375 BCE. He is known for strengthening and expanding Babylon’s power, building impressive infrastructure—including major city walls and temples—and fostering diplomatic relationships. His rule helped restore stability after a period of turmoil and increased prosperity in Babylon. Kurigalzu I’s legacy includes significant architectural projects and efforts to secure the city’s influence in the region, making him an important figure in Mesopotamian history.