Elamite king who was active in Babylon supporting several revolts against Assyrian power. Responsible for the capture and deportation of Aššūr-nādin-šumi, he may have been recognized as “king of Babylon” for a brief period based on an economic text referring to his name in the date formula. However, both the place of writing and the complete title are lost (VAT 3146 San Nicolò and Ungnad 1929-1935, no. 165).