Not content with this success, he (ab.

B.C.

645) invaded Elam, besieged and took Bit-Inibi, which had been strongly fortified, and drove Umunan-aldas out of the plain country into the mountains.

Susa and Badaca, together with twenty-four other cities, fell into his power; and Western Elam being thus at his disposal, he placed it under the government of Tammarit, who, after his flight from Babylonia, had become a refugee at the Assyrian court.

Umman-aldas retained the sovereignty of Eastern Elam.
But it was not long before fresh changes occurred.