King of Babylonia (731-729). His name is attested in ABC 1 and the Babylonian King List A under the abbreviated form Mūkin-zēri. The full form is known from a single economic source (MLC 1805). In the Ptolemaic Canon his name is given as Chinzeros. BKLA attributes him to the “Dynasty of Šapiya” which might be related to his seat of power in that city during his fight against the Assyrian monarch.