Bur-Sin

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<b>1. mu bur-^dsuen lugal</b> : Year: &ldquo;Bur-Sin (became) king&rdquo; (UET 5 47)

<b>1+1. mu ^dbur-^dsuen lugal mu₂-kam</b> : Second year: &ldquo;Bur-Sin became king (in Kisurra)&rdquo; (BM 214)

<b>a. mu bad₃ im-gur-^dnin-in-si-na mu-du₃</b> : Year: &ldquo;(Bur-Sin) built the city wall of &lsquo;Imgur-Nin-isin / beloved of Nin-Isin&rsquo; or Dur-Imgur-Nin-Isin&rdquo; (PBS 811)

<b>b. mu bad₃ gal-gal mu-un-du₃-a</b> : Year: &ldquo;(Bur-Sin) built large fortifications&rdquo; (PBS 8 16)

<b>c. mu lugal &scaron;e-ga ^den-lil₂ ^gi&scaron;&scaron;u-nir ku₃-sig₁₇ ku₃-babbar ^den-lil₂-ra mu-na-an-di₂</b> : Year: &ldquo;(Bur-Sin) the king obedient to Enlil made for Enlil emblems of gold and silver&rdquo; (PBS 8, 12)

<b>d. mu ^uruduki-lugal-gub i₂-h₂-ga₂ ^urudud₈-mah n₃-d₂-a ^dnin-in-si-na-ra mu-na-an-di₂</b> : Year: &ldquo;(Bur-Sin) made for Nin-Isin a royal copper plateform (representing) an overflowing stream and a magnificent altar for libations&rdquo; (PBS 8, 13)

<b>e. mu ^dnin-urta gizkim-a-ni mi-t,um sag₃ ku₃-sig₁₇ &scaron;ita₂-bi ^na4za-gi₃ &scaron;u-nir gal ^dnin-urta-ra mu-na-di₂</b> : Year: &ldquo;(Bur-Sin) made for Ninurta his helper a 3 headed mittum-weapon in gold, his shita-weapon in lapis-lazuli and a great emblem&rdquo; (BAW, Isin p. 96)

<b>f. mu ^dbur-^dsuen lugal-e ib-bi₂-^den-lil_{2 3} im-gur-^dda-mu ba₃ <b>gal-gal min-a-bi /₂-a-bi g₂ i₂-buranun-na-ka mu-du₃</b> : Year: &ldquo;Bur-Sin the king built 2 large walls on the bank of the Euphrates (called) &lsquo;Ibbi-Enlil / called by Enlil&rsquo; and &lsquo;Imgur-Damu / beloved of Damu&rsquo; (Stone, Nippur Neighborhoods, 143, n. 16 =? PBS 8, 16)

<b>g. mu i₇-&scaron;i-ma-at-bur-^dsuen ba-ba-al</b> : Year: &ldquo;The canal called &lsquo;&scaron;imat-Bur-Sin / fate of Bur-Sin&rsquo; was dug&rdquo; (OrNS 45, 42)

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