Warad-Sin

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1. mu ir3-{d}en.zu lugal
Year: "Warad-Sin (became) king"

2. mu bad3 ka-zal-lu{ki} ba-an-gul u3 ugnim-bi mu-ti-ba-al sza3 larsa{ki} {gesz}tukul ba-a-hub2 / ba-a-sig3
Year: "the city wall of Kazallu was destroyed and the army of Mutibal occupying Larsa was smitten by weapons"

3. mu 1 {urudu}alan ku3-sig17 ir3-{d}en.zu e2-{d}utu-sze3 i-ni-in-ku4-re
Year: " (Warad-Sin) brought into the temple of Szamasz one statue in gold representing himself"

4a. mu kisal-mah e2-{d}utu sza3 larsa{ki} ba-du3 u3 {gisz}gu-za bara2 mah zag-be2-us2 ku3-sig17 szu-du7-a e2-{d}inanna zabalam{ki} i-ni-in-ku4-re
Year: "a large courtyard for the temple of Szamasz in Larsa was built and (Warad-Sin) brought a magnificent throne dais with arms adorned with gold into the temple of Inanna of Zabalam"

4b. mu kisal-mah gi6-par4 sza3 larsa{ki} mu-un-du3-a
Year: "a large courtyard for the gipar / "nunnery" in Larsa was built"

5. mu ga2-nun mah {d}nanna-ra u3 e2-kalam-ta-ni2-gur3-ru e2-{d}inanna zabalam{ki} ba-du3
Year: "a magnificent storeroom for Nanna and the temple of Inanna in Zabalam (called) 'Ekalamtanigurru / the splendour of the temple (overwhelms) the country' were built"

6. mu 14 {urudu}alan nibru{ki}-sze3 3 {gisz}gu-za szu-du7-a e2-{d}nanna e2-{d}nin-gal u3 e2-{d}utu-sze3 i-ni-in-ku4-re
Year: "(Warad-Sin) brought 14 statues in copper to Nippur and 3 thrones adorned (with gold) into the temples of Nanna, Ningal and Szamasz"

7. mu en-an-e-du7 en-{d}nanna ur2i{ki} ba-hun-ga2
Year: "Enanedu was installed as en-priestess of Nanna in Ur"

8. mu kisal-mah e2-{d}nanna ba-du3 u3 2 {gisz}gu-za bara2 mah ku3-sig17 szu-du7-a e2-bara2-sze3 i-ni-in-ku4-re
Year: "the large courtyard of the temple of Nanna was built and 2 throne daises adorned with gold were brought into (the temple) Ebara"