The following inscriptions record architectural works of Kudur-mabuk, and his sons Eri-Aku and Rîm-Sin:--
Tablet Of Kudur-Mabuk Mentioning Eri-Aku.
(Dingir) Nannara To Nannara lugala-ni-r his king, Kudur-mabuk Kudur-mabuk, adda kura Martu father of Amoria, dumu Simti-silhak son of Simti-silhak. Ud (dingir) Nannara When Nannara arazu-ni his prayer mu-igi-ginna received, ne-zila-maha ne-zila-maha (dingir) Nannara-kam for Nannara nam-tila-ni-su for his life, u nam-ti and the life Eri-Aku dumu-ni of Eri-Aku, his son, lugal Ararma-su king of Larsa, munanindu. he made.
"To Nannara, his king, Kudur-mabuk, father of the land of the Amorites, son of Simti-silhak. When Nannara received his prayer he made for Nannara _ne-zila-maha_ for his life and the life of his son Arioch, king of Larsa."
Tablet Of Eri-Aku Mentioning Kudur-Mabuk, His Father.
Eri-(dingir) Aku Eri-Aku us kalagga powerful hero siba nig-zi everlasting shepherd ua Uri-(D. S.)-wa installed by Bêl (dingir) Ellilli nourisher of Uriwa garra lugal Arar-(D. king of Larsa S.)-ma lugal Kiengi-(D. king of Sumer (and) S.)-Uragi Akkad dumu Kudur-mabuk son of Kudur-mabuk Adda Emutbala-men father of Yamutbalu am I. Uriwa (D. S.) In Uriwa broad, dagal-e-ne mu maha dudune possessing an exalted name,
usu-na-bi to the peerless (?) ugul-immangaga supplication I have made. (dingir) Nannara Nannara my king lugala-mu musinse I have obeyed (?): bad gala hursag A great wall, high illa-dim su-nu-tutu like a mountain, impregnable, im-bi dul ea inspiring (?) its fear, munadu have I made, uru-ni himmira its city may it protect. bada-ba That wall (dingir) Nannara "Nannara the suhus mada gengen consolidator of the foundation of the land" is mu-bi-im its name.
"Arioch, the powerful hero, the everlasting shepherd installed by Bêl, the nourisher of Uriwa, the king of Larsa, the king of Sumer and Akkad, the son of Kudur-mabug, the father of Yamutbalu, am I. In broad Uriwa, possessing an exalted name, to the peerless one (?) have I made supplication, Nannara, my king, have I obeyed (?). The great wall, high like a mountain, impregnable, inspiring (?) its fear, have I built--may it protect its city. The name of that wall is 'Nannara the consolidator of the foundation of the land.' "