Nahundi
Nahundi or Nahhundi was the ancient Elamite god of the sun and of law. His name means "creator of the day". Little else is known about this deity.
A great 12th century BCE king of Elam, Shutur Nahundi, was named after this god. It is possible that through trade and cultural exchange the Ammonites sun gods Milcom and Molech came to resemble bulls.
A stele from Susa dated to the second millennium BCE can be found at the Louvre, which portrays the deity administering justice.
