Dur-Kurigalzu (771 bytes)
1: ...ury BC]], and was abandoned after the fall of the Kassite dynasty.

1530s BC (502 bytes)
9: ...the First Dynasty of Babylon and the start of the Kassite Dynasty - see [[History of Iraq]]

Kassites (7981 bytes)
1: ... into a territory that can be called 'Babylonia.' Kassite [[hegemony]] in [[Babylon]], [[Nippur]] and other...
4: ...on of literacy in official circles. Babylon under Kassite rulers, who renamed the city Karanduniash, re-eme...
6: ...ian hiatus in the [[13th century BC]], the ruling Kassite family managed to regain the throne.
8: ...urce of [[Nubia]]n gold) to Assyria and Anatolia. Kassite weights and seals, the packet-identifying and mea...
10: ...t [[18th century BC|1730 BC]], was rebuilt in the Kassite period, with temples meticulously re-sited on the...

Agglutinative language (3687 bytes)
11: ...utian]], [[Lullubi]], [[Kassites#Kassite language|Kassite]].

Tikunani Prism (1477 bytes)
4: .... The remaining names were Semitic, and one was [[Kassite]]. The prism also brought into question the sugg...

Kudurru (1678 bytes)
1: ...are the only surviving artworks for the period of Kassite rule in [[Babylonia]] with examples kept in the [...

Rise of Assyria (5183 bytes)
5: ...riage, however, led to disastrous results, as the Kassite faction at court murdered the king and placed a p...
9: ...f [[Marduk-nadin-ahhe]] of Babylonia, where the [[Kassites]] had finally succumbed to Elamite attacks and a...

Kings of Babylon (6444 bytes)
18: ==Early [[Kassite]] Monarchs==
19: ...their [[numbering scheme]] was continued by later Kassite Kings of Babylon, and so they are listed here.''
45: ==Kassite Dynasty (Third Dynasty of Babylon)==

Marduk (4068 bytes)
11: ... although during the four centuries of [[Kassites|Kassite]] control in Babylonia (c. [[1570 BC]]–[[11...

Akkadian Empire (9094 bytes)
18: ...same time; the title of "god" is never given to a Kassite sovereign. However, Babylon remained the capital ...

Underworld (6989 bytes)
265: ===[[Kassite mythology]]===

Ur (8158 bytes)
27: ...d Gimil-Sin of Ur, and of Kuri-galzu, a Cossaean (Kassite) king of Babylon, of the [[14th century BC]]. Neb...

History of the Kurds (8176 bytes)
3: ...], [[Mannai]], [[Mitanni]], [[Urartu]], and the [[Kassite]]s. It should be mentioned that the Kurds are an ...

Thebes, Greece (9792 bytes)
14: ...er-seals, including one referring to a [[Kassites|Kassite]] king who ruled between 1381 and 1354 BC. Furthe...

Geography of Babylonia and Assyria (10806 bytes)
9: ... Akkad" denoted the whole of Babylonia. After the Kassite conquest of the country, northern Babylonia came ...

Cartography (11232 bytes)
8: ...aved map of the holy city of [[Nippur]], from the Kassite period ([[14th century BCE|14th]]–[[12th ce...

Habiru (13415 bytes)
19: ...ians|Hurrian]], the rest is [[Semitic]], one is [[Kassite]].

Chronological systems of Babylonia and Assyria (18510 bytes)
9: ...f Babylon, the Dynasty of Sisku or Uruku, and the Kassite Dynasty). The systems with the highest dates are ...
22: ...the Kings', List, was in its turn captured by the Kassites, who from that time onward occupied the whole of...

History of Iraq (34129 bytes)
25: ... BC (given in some sources as 1570 or 1595 BC), a Kassite Dynasty was set up in Babylonia.
27: ...ly to the east of Mitanni and to the northwest of Kassite Babylonia).
29: ...bylonia. They weakened Babylonia so much that the Kassite Dynasty fell from power; the Assyrians virtually ...

Hanilgalbat (28497 bytes)
30: ...ittite sack by Mursili I in [[1595 BC]] and the [[Kassite]] invasion), the Hittite conquest of [[Aleppo]] (...

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