He rose to power by defeating the "King of the Countries," paving the way for his grandson to become "King of the Four Quarters.
He rose to power by defeating the "King of the Countries," paving the way for his grandson to become "King of the Four Quarters." Evidence suggests that he moved his vast army with boats, facilitating the conquest of Lagash, Ur, and Uruk. Attributing his success to patronage of the goddess Ishtar, he erected the capital city of Akkade in honor of her. Defeater of Lugal-Zaggisi and predecessor to Naram-Sin, this is, FTP, which king, who, according to legend, was found in a river-basket, became cup-bearer to the ruler of Kish, and later established Mesopotamia's first Semitic dynasty?
He rose to power by defeating the "King of the Countries," paving the way for his grandson to become "King of the Four Quarters.
{Sargon of Akkad }or {Sargon The Great }or {Sargon I}