Lu-Nanna

At the time I sent my messenger to you, I sent another messenger, after him, to { Lu- Nanna } {( 1 ms. has instead: ) Lu- Enki }, the ruler of the province of Zimudar . He has sent you 7200 workers.

Letter from Šarrum-bāni to Šu-Suen about keeping the Martu at bay (c.3.1.15) ·c.3.1.15 ·28 ·machine translation (etcsl)

When I had …… the fortress Igi-ḫursaĝa , and An and Enlil had …… supreme rule over all the foreign lands and the widespread people, the cities and the Land ……, and the people of the widespread Land lay ……. 1 line fragmentary unknown no. of lines missing

Letter from Šulgi to Puzur-Šulgi about the fortress Igi-ḫursaĝa (c.3.1.08) ·c.3.1.08 ·8 ·machine translation (etcsl)

Should Lu- Nanna , the ruler of the province of Zimudar , together with his troops, abandon you, then you and Aradĝu {should not turn aside} {( 1 ms. has instead: ) should not feel constrained (?)}.

Letter from Šulgi to Puzur-Šulgi about the fortress Igi-ḫursaĝa (c.3.1.08) ·c.3.1.08 ·15 ·machine translation (etcsl)

May Lu- Nanna , the ruler of the province of Zimudar , go to join his troops. He certainly has flour provisions (?) with him. He should not be deterred by hardship.

Letter from Šulgi to Puzur-Šulgi about the fortress Igi-ḫursaĝa (c.3.1.08) ·c.3.1.08 ·28 ·machine translation (etcsl)

When you have seen for yourselves, let Lu- Nanna , the ruler of the province of Zimudar , proceed to his troops. You and Aradĝu should not delay them! Let the building work proceed both by night and by the noonday heat. Your (?) orders are rigorous, and you should not give up this work load. It is urgent!

Letter from Šulgi to Puzur-Šulgi about the fortress Igi-ḫursaĝa (c.3.1.08) ·c.3.1.08 ·33 ·machine translation (etcsl)