Apil-Sin

Apil -Sin reigned from 1830 BC to 1813 BC (middle chronology ) as the fourth king of the Babylonian first dynasty of Babylonia.

Apil -Sin was the son and successor Sabiums and reigned 18 years. During his reign the city walls of Babylon, Borsippa and Nurum were built (off). He built the temple for Inanna and led by construction work on Ezida of Nabu.