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Granted land to his son, recorded on kudurru.
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Meli-Shipak II granted land to his son Marduk-apla-iddina I, recorded on a kudurru (boundary stone). The kudurru details the land boundaries, exemptions, and blessings, serving as a legal document and a symbol of royal authority and succession planning.
Meli-Shipak II issued several kudurrus recording land grants and legal privileges to officials and family members. These stone monuments provide valuable insight into Kassite land tenure, taxation, and religious practices, and are key archaeological sources for the period.
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