Chaldea: From the Earliest Times to the Rise of Assyria

by Zénaïde A. Ragozin

[Khorsabad], Mound of, Botta's excavations and brilliant discovery at, [15]-[16].

Khudur-Lagamar (Chedorlaomer), king of Elam and Chaldea, his conquests, [221];

plunders Sodom and Gomorrah with his allies, [222];

is overtaken by Abraham and routed, [223];

his probable date, [224].

Khudur-Nankhundi, king of Elam, invades Chaldea and carries the statue of the goddess Nana away from Erech, [195].

Khumbaba, the Elamite tyrant of Erech vanquished by Izdubar and Êabâni, [308].

[Kirûbu], name of the Winged Bulls, [164].

Koyunjik, Mound of Xenophon's Mespila, [14];

Botta's unsuccessful exploration of, [15];