Kurigalzu II

Kurigalzu II was a king of Babylon who reigned around 1332–1308 BCE. He was part of the Kassite dynasty, known for restoring stability and prosperity after periods of chaos. Kurigalzu II is credited with strengthening the kingdom through military campaigns, expanding its territory, and improving infrastructure such as temples and defenses. His rule helped re-establish Babylon’s influence in Mesopotamia and maintained its status as a major cultural and political center. His leadership marked a period of consolidation and growth for Babylon, leaving a lasting impact on its history.