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Kingdom of Hamazi

The **Kingdom of Hamazi**, also known as the **Hamazi Kingdom**, was a landlocked city-state in western Asia, somewhere in modern-day northwestern Iran. It was bordered by Aratta and Assyria to the north, the Sumerian city-states to the west, and the Elamite Empire to the south. While its exact location is unknown, it is hypothesized to have been located in the western Zagros Mountains. It is unknown what the dominant religion was.
Campaigns of Sneferu

### Outcome

Egyptian victory* In Nubia, 7,000 prisoners are enslaved and 20,000 cattle taken
* In Libya, 11,000 prisoners are enslaved and 13,100 cattle taken

Strength| * Royal Egyptian Army
* Royal Egyptian Navy
	+ Around 60 ships

The **Campaigns of Sneferu**was a series of conflicts between the Old Kingdom of Egypt under the reign of Sneferu, and the Nubians and Libyans. Sneferu, who had founded the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt following the collapse of the Third, began several massive building projects in Egypt, but required an extensive store of labour and materials to complete them. To solve this problem, Sneferu lead/sent several armies into Nubia and Libya with two goals in mind: to firstly acquire a large labour force, and secondly to gain access to raw materials and special products that were available in these countries. This also demonstrates the first use of the Egyptian navy in warfare, as detailed in the Palermo stone. The campaigns were a success, bringing Sneferu a significant amount of resources and allowing him to complete his projects.
Kingdom of Akshak

The **Kingdom of Akshak**, also known as the **Akshak Kingdom**and the **Sumerian Kingdom of Akshak**, was a landlocked city-state in northern Mesopotamia, now modern-day westernAsia. It was bordered by Eshnunna to the north, Kish to the southwest and Adab to the southeast. The Kingdom of Akshak was founded by an unknown lugal of an unknown dynasty, where it developed a simple agrarian economy, with a basic military force for protection. Like many other city-states, it largely stayed out of the dynastic wars until it was conquered by Eannatum of Lagash following the expulsion of the Hamazi, and was annexed into his empire. Akshak later declared war with Kish, one which it won, and enjoyed some independence before it was conquered by Kish once again. It was then subjugated by Umma, and later by the Elamites. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Akshak was the Sumerian religion.
Elamite Empire

The **Elamite Empire**, also known as **Elam**or **Susiana**, was a state in western Asia, modern-day Iran. It was bordered by Sumer to the west, Media to the north, and the Persian Gulf to the south.  The Elamite Empire was formed following the construction of the city of Susa by Peli, and continued to exist until it was gradually merged with the Achaemenid Empire. The dominant religion in the Elamite Empire was the Elamite religion.
Islamic Republic of Iran

* Flag
* Emblem
* Map

### Government

Islamic Republic/Theocratic-republican hybrid; unitary presidential republic subject to a Supreme Leader* Supreme Leader: Ali Khamenei
* President: Hassan Rouhani
* Vice President: Eshaq Jahangiri
* Speaker of the Parliament: Ali Larijani
* Chief Justice: Sadeq Larijani

### Military

Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran

### Area

* Total: 1,648,195km² (636,372 sq mi)
* Water: 0.7%

### Motto

Esteqlal Azadi, Jomhuri-ye Eslami* Translation: *"Independence, freedom, the Islamic Republic."*

### Anthem

Mehr-e Xavaran* Translation: *"The Eastern Sun."*

### GDP (PPP)

* Total: $1.551 trillion
* Per capita: $19,050

### GDP (nominal)

* Total: $438.3 billion
* Per capita: $5,393

### Time Zone

* Normal: IRST (UTC+3:30)
* Summer: IRDT (UTC+4:30)

### Internet TLD

.ir

The **Islamic Republic of Iran**, also known as simply **Iran**, is a state in western Asia. It is bordered by Armenia, Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan  to the northwest, the Caspian Sea to the north, Turkmenistan to the northeast, Afghanistan and Pakistan to the east, the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf to the south, and Turkey and Iraq to the west. It is the second largest country in the Middle East. The state was formed in 1979 CE, following the dissolution of Imperial Iran.

The Islamic Republic was formed as a result of the Islamic Revolution, which saw the removal of the Pahlavi dynasty and the beginning of Islamic  rule in Iran. The dominant religion is Islam.
Kishi-Hamazi War

Strength| Army of Kish* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Kishi-Hamazi War**, also known as the **Kish-Hamazi War**, was a conflict between the Sumerian city-state of Kish under the reign of Lugalngu, and the city-state of Hamazi. It is unknown that exact conditions of this conflict, or how it was even triggered. All that is known is that the conflict was the sole reason the Second Dynasty of Kish was brought to an end, partly due to their defeat in this war. As a result, Hamazi gained political hegemony over Sumer, only to be defeated by Uruk later on.
Kingdom of Nippur

The **Kingdom of Nippur**, also known as the **Nippur Kingdom** and **Sumerian Kingdom of Nippur**, was a landlocked city-state in southern Mesopotamia, now modern-day Asia. It was bordered by Kish to the northwest, Adab and Zabala to the east and Isin and Shuruppak to the south. The city of Nippur itself had existed many years before the Kingdom was founded by an unknown lugal, although the Kingdom would only last until its annexation by the Akkadian Empire. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Nippur was the Sumerian religion.
First Dynasty of Ur

The **First Dynasty of Ur**, also known as **Ur I Dynasty**, covers the first series of Ur Sumerian lugals who ruled over the city of Ur, as well as the first set of rulers of the Kingdom of Ur. The first of these rulers was Mesh-Ane-pada, who founded the Kingdom of Ur and defeated Uruk, and the last of these rulers was Balulu.

The First Dynasty was brought to an end when Balulu was defeated in battle with the Elamite Empire, causing political hegemony to be transferred away from Ur.
Kingdom of Uruk

The **Kingdom of Uruk**, also known as the **Uruk Kingdom**and the **Sumerian Kingdom of Uruk**, was a landlocked city-state in southern Mesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Isin, Nippur and Shuruppak to the northwest, Umma, Adab and Zabala to the northeast, and Larsa and Ur to the southeast. The Kingdom of Uruk was formed by Mesh-ki-ang-gasher, but it would be his son who would actually found the city of Uruk itself. The Kingdom of Uruk continued to thrive until it was annexed into the Akkadian Empire. It enjoyed some independence once more after the fall of the Gutians, but was once more, and finally, annexed by Ur's empire. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Uruk was the Sumerian religion.
Ib'al

**Ib'al**was a confederation of tribes occupying the steppic region south of Ebla. The region consisted of numerous villages and towns, with Qatna as the urban center of the region. It was a vassal of the Eblaite kingdoms, but led an unsuccessful rebellion against it alongside Armi during the Third Mari-Ebla War. What happened to Ib'al following the war is unknown, although its assumed the confederation fell apart following the collapse of the Second Eblaite Kingdom.
Army of Eshnunna

The **Army of Eshnunna**, also known as the **Eshnunna Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Eshnunna. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Eshnunna also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one.

The army only fought in one engagement with Lagash. It was dissolved when it was conquered, and absorbed into the army of Lagash.
Ancient Egyptian Religion

The **Ancient Egyptian Religion**was a complex system of polytheistic beliefs and rituals which were an integral part of Ancient Egyptian society. It centered on the Egyptians' interaction with many deities who were believed to be present in, and in control of, the forces of nature. Great emphasis was placed on pleasing these gods with offerings and formal religious practice. Pharaohs, the kings of Egypt, were seen as holding divine power, and on equal footing with the gods. The religion itself lasted more than 3,000 years, and different gods gained importance and lost it as pharaohs chose which ones to favour. It was the only religion practiced by the Egyptians, although for a brief period, the religion of Atenism was practiced by Akhenaten.
First Mariote Kingdom

The **First Mariote Kingdom**, also known as the **First Mari Kingdom**, was a landlocked city-state on the northern Mesopotamian/northeastern Canaan border, now modern-day western Asia and the Middle East. It was bordered by Ebla to the west, the city-states of Sumer to the southeast and Egypt to the southwest. The First Mariote Kingdom was founded after the construction of the city of Mari, where it warred with the Eblaites. It mysteriously collapsed in 2500 BCE, where it became the Second Mariote Kingdom.
Canaan

The **Land of Canaan**, also known as **Canaan**, was a Semitic-speaking region located in the Ancient Near East. The term **Canaanites**is used to refer to inhabitants of this region. This region is considered the birthplace of the religion of Judaism, and was consistently occupied by numerous empires, mostly that of Ancient Egypt. As such, numerous wars have been waged in Canaan, taking place prior to the 2nd millenium BCE and the Israelite conquest. Today, the area that was Canaan is now in the Middle East, with the term 'Canaanite' used for an Israeli movement in the 1940s CE.
Hadanish

### Known for

* Defeated Kish in the Kishi-Hamazi War, establishing Hamazi hegemony over Sumer
* Founded the Dynasty of Hamazi
* Possibly founded the Kingdom of Hamazi
* Was defeated by Enshakushanna during his conquest of Sumer

## **Personal details**

### Death

Unknown

**Hadanish** was the (disputed) first king of the Kingdom of Hamazi, and the first king of the Dynasty of Hamazi, and the first and only king of Hamazi to rule over Sumer. Having founded the dynasty of Hamazi, and possibly the kingdom itself, Hadanish, for whatever reason, had a confrontation with Kish: it's possible either Hamazi invaded Sumer, or Kish invaded Hamazi. Whatever the reason, Hadanish was triumphant, establishing Hamazi's hegemony over Sumer. This was short-lived, and not long after, Hadanish was defeated in battle with Uruk, and subsequently expelled from the region.
Kingdom of Zabala

The **Kingdom of Zabala**, also known as the **Zabala Kingdom**and the **Sumerian Kingdom of Zabala**, was a landlocked city-state in southern Mesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Adab to the north, Girsu to the southeast, Umma to the south and Isin and Nippur to the west. The Kingdom of Zabala was founded by an unknown lugal of an unknown dynasty, and was largely a minor city-state with a fairly weak military, where it kept to itself and ignored the affairs of its neighbours until it was invaded and conquered by Lagash. It continued to exist until it was finally annexed by the Akkadian Empire. Attempts to rebel and reestablish the kingdom never bore any fruit. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Zabala was the Sumerian religion.
Eannatum's Conquest of Sumer

Belligerents| Kingdom of Lagash* Paleo-Sumerian Empire (after conquering Umma)
	+ Kingdom of Kish
	+ Kingdom of Nippur
	+ Kingdom of Larsa
	+ Kingdom of Ur
	+ Kingdom of Akshak
	+ Kingdom of Zabala
	+ Kingdom of Shuruppak
	+ Kingdom of Bad-tibira
	+ Kingdom of Umma
	+ Kingdom of Girsu
	+ Kingdom of Eshnunna
	+ Kingdom of Adab
	+ Kingdom of Isin
	+ Kingdom of Akkad

Commanders| Lugal Eannatum | * Lugal Enshakushanna of Uruk
* Lugal Zuzu of Akshak †
* Several other unidentified lugals

Strength| Army of Lagash* Indeterminate number of troops
* Army of Kish
* Army of Nippur
* Army of Larsa
* Army of Ur
* Army of Akshak
* Army of Zabala
* Army of Shuruppak
* Army of Bad-tibira
* Army of Umma
* Army of Girsu
* Army of Eshnunna
* Army of Adab
* Army of Isin
* Akkadian Army
	+ Indeterminate number of troops

**Eannatum's Conquest of Sumer**, also known as the **Lagash Conquest of Sumer**, was a conflict between the Sumerian city-states of Lagash under the reign of Eannatum, and Ur, Uruk, Larsa, Nippur, Akshak, Umma, Isin, Kish, Akkad, Shuruppak, Bad-tibira, Zabala, Girsu, Adab and Eshnunna. Following Uruk's expulsion of the Hamazi, Eannatum seized the moment to lead the armies of Lagash in conquering Sumer. He attacked and subjugated Umma, Lagash's long term rival, first. He then proceeded throughout Sumer, dismantling Enshakushanna's kingdom before finally conquering Uruk. By the end, Lagash had subjugated the entirety of Mesopotamia, north to south, founding the Paleo-Sumerian Empire.
Kug-Bau

* Declared independence from the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, and the first to successfully do so
* First and only female ruler in Sumerian history

## **Personal details**

### Death

Unknown

**Kug-Bau** was the thirty-second lugal of the Kingdom of Kish, the first and last lugal of the Third Dynasty of Kish, and one of only a couple women to rule in Sumer. She was given the kingship of Kish by Puzur-Nirah for a pious deed. The Weidner Chronicle states: "In the reign of Puzur-Nirah, king of Akšak, the freshwater fishermen of Esagila were catching fish for the meal of the great lord Marduk; the officers of the king took away the fish. The fisherman was fishing when 7 (or 8) days had passed [...] in the house of Kubaba, the tavern-keeper [...] they brought to Esagila. At that time BROKEN anew for Esagila [...] Kubaba gave bread to the fisherman and gave water, she made him offer the fish to Esagila. Marduk, the king, the prince of the Apsû, favored her and said: "Let it be so!" He entrusted to Kubaba, the tavern-keeper, sovereignty over the whole world."
Eblaite Army

### Succeeded by

First the Army of Mari, then the Army of Ikinkalis and finally the Hittite Imperial Army

### Affiliation

* First Eblaite Kingdom
* Second Eblaite Kingdom
* Third Eblaite Kingdom

### Role

Defend and protect Ebla. Serve the King of Ebla.

### Active Personnel

Unknown. Possibly several hundred to a thousand

### Reserve Personnel

Unknown. Possibly several hundred to a thousand

### History

* First Mari-Ebla War
* Second Mari-Ebla War
* Third Mari-Ebla War
* Ebla-Hurrian War
* Decline and Fall of the Babylonian Empire

The **Army of Ebla**, also known as the **Eblaite Army**, was the terrestrial and (possibly) naval military forces of the First, Second  and Third Eblaite kingdoms. The composition of this army is unknown, although it had to have been large enough to repulse attacks from its Mariote rivals and its allies: however, it is fair to assume that, like most Bronze Age armies of the time period, that its forces were reasonably small, and used primitive, but effective, tactics. Whether it was a standing army, or a volunteer force, is also uncertain.
Argandea

**Argandea** was the fifteenth lugal of the Kingdom of Uruk, and the third and last lugal of the Second Dynasty of Uruk. Following Uruk's capitulation to the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, two lugals passed in Uruk before Argandea ascended the throne. At some point, Ur  declared war on Uruk. Despite Argandea's leadership, Uruk was resoundingly defeated, and Argandea deposed, ending the Second Dynasty.
Ur-Lumma

**Ur-Lumma**was a lugal of the Kingdom of Umma. Succeeding the throne following the defeat of his predecessor at the Battle of Umma, Ur-Lumma followed the footsteps of Enakalle, and led an assault on Lagash following the death of Eannatum. This attack was repulsed however, and its unknown if Ur-Lumma died during the attack, or went on to continue leading Umma, and was later succeeded.
Kingdom of Girsu

The **Kingdom of Girsu**, also known as the **Girsu Kingdom**and the **Sumerian Kingdom of Girsu**, was a landlocked city-state in southern Mesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Zabala to the northwest, Umma to the west and Bad-tibira to the southwest. The Kingdom of Girsu was founded by an unknown lugal of an unknown dynasty, and was largely a minor city-state with a fairly weak military, with a larger focus on rural economy than military conquest. As such, it was easily conquered and annexed by Lagash. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Girsu was the Sumerian religion.
Second Dynasty of Kish

The **Second Dynasty of Kish**, also known as **Kish II Dynasty**, covers the second series of Kishi Sumerian lugals who ruled over the city of Kish, as well as the second set of rulers of the Kingdom of Kish. The first of these rulers was Susuda, who led an uprising against the Elamite Empire and expelled them from Sumer, and the last of these rulers was Lugalngu.

The Second Dynasty was brought to an end when Lugalngu was defeated in battle with the city-state of Hamazi, causing political hegemony to be transferred away from Kish.
Sack of Lagash

Belligerents| Kingdom of Umma | Paleo-Sumerian Empire* Kingdom of Lagash

Strength| Army of Umma* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Sack of Lagash**was an engagement between the Kingdom of Umma and the Paleo-Sumerian Empire during Lugal-zage-si's campaigns. Due to a long, drawn out border conflict with Uruk, the Paleo-Sumerian Empire now found itself opening a new front, with Lugal-zage-si invading with an army from Umma to the south. This split the empire to its limit, and Lagash was eventually pushed back to its capital. After a long siege, Umma breached the city and destroyed it, finally destroying the Paleo-Sumerian Empire.
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Middle East

The **Middle East**is a transcontinental region centered in westernAsia and Egypt  in North Africa, and encompassing the areas of ancient Canaan, Mesopotamia and Persia. The original term used was **Near East**, but that term has since been dropped for the more modern term supplied. Arabic and Semitic groups are centralized around this region, with the majority of nations present being Arabic or Persian, with Israel being the only Jewish state.
Nagar

**Nagar**(modern-day **Tell Brak**) was an ancient Semitic city located in modern-day Syria. The city was one of the biggest in upper Mesopotamia during the time period, and founded a small, but strong, kingdom that was allied with the Eblaites. Following the fall of its kingdom, it later became a center for the Mitanni, but was later destroyed by the Assyrians. It never regained its former independence.
Campaigns of Isar-Damu

Strength| Arman army* Indeterminate number of troops

Ib'al militia forces* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Nagar* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Kish* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Campaigns of Isar-Damu**, also known as the **Armi-Ib'al Rebellions**, were a series of military campaigns during the Third Mari-Ebla War, fought between an alliance with Nagar  and Kish, led by Ebla, against the rebelling Ebla vassal states of Armi and Ib'al. Following the defeat of Nagar at the Battle of Nagar, the kingdom of Armi and the confederation of Ib'al rose up in rebellion against Ebla, where the king of Ebla, Isar-Damu, finally took action. Forming a military alliance with the surviving forces of Nagar and the Sumerian city-state of Kish, Isar-Damu and his vizier, Ibbi-Sipish, launched several attacks into Armi, and a campaign into Ib'al. These were highly successful, with Armi being forced to surrender, and Ib'al declaring a truce, entering the war as an Eblaite ally. These factors would lead to the conclusive battle of the war at Terqa.
Ukku-Tanhish

**Ukku-Tanhish**was one of the many kings of the Elamite Empire, and the third king of the Awan dynasty, as well as the third and last Elamite king to rule over Sumer. Nothing is known about Ukku-Tanhish other than he was the last Awan Elamite king to rule over Sumer, and he was defeated in battle by Susuda of Kish. Nothing else is known about his reign.
Army of Lagash

The **Army of Lagash**, also known as the **Lagash Army**and, during the Paleo-Sumerian Empire as the **Paleo-Sumerian Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Lagash and, later, the Paleo-Sumerian Empire. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Ur also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one. It is likely it would have adopted a professional army under Ur's empire, as such a force would be required to hold such a vast amount of territory.

The army fought in several engagements, most notable being a campaign to conquer Sumer, two rebellions with Umma, several more conquests outside of Sumer, a war with Umma, a battle with the Akkadians, a war with the Neo-Sumerian Empire.
Sneferu

* Sending military expeditions to gather labour and resources from Nubia and Libya

## **Personal details**

### Children

* Khufu
* Ankhhaf
* Kanefer
* Nefermaat I
* Netjeraperef
* Rahotep
* Ranefer
* Iynefer I
* Hetepheres A
* Nefertkau I
* Nefertnesu
* Meritites I
* Henutsen

### Burial

Red Pyramid

**Sneferu**, also known as **Snefru**, **Snofru**and **Soris**, was the sixth pharaoh of the Old Kingdom of Egypt, and the first pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt. Following the death of Huni, the Third Dynasty collapsed, allowing Sneferu to rise to power and establish the Fourth Dynasty, which is often called the "golden age" of the Old Kingdom. Sneferu is credited with numerous building projects of massive scope, which he funded campaigns in Nubia and Libya by taking tens of thousands of prisoners.
Paleo-Sumerian Empire

Early

The **Paleo-Sumerian Empire**, also known as the **First Sumerian Empire**, **Old Sumerian Empire**and the **Lagash Empire**, was a state in western Asia. It was bordered by the Elamite Empire to the east, the Persian Gulf to the south and the Sinai Peninsula to the west. The Paleo-Sumerian Empire was founded by Eannatum of Lagash following his successful campaign to annex all the city-states of Sumer, founding a powerful Mesopotamian empire. Following his death however, Kish declared independence, and Umma launched a second war of independence, although the latter was crushed. Although the empire continued to hold on for some years, it was over as soon as it began, and by the time of the empire's last lugal, Urukagina, Lagash held onto nothing but its own territory. The empire was officially dissolved when Lagash was conquered by Umma. The dominant religion in the Paleo-Sumerian Empire was the Sumerian religion.
Terqa

**Terqa**(modern-day **Tell Ashara**) was an ancient Semitic city located in modern-day eastern Syria. The city is known for being the site of the climatic battle of theThird Mari-Ebla War, where a combined Eblaite alliance decisively defeated Mariote forces. By the time of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, it had become known as **Sirqu**.
Third Dynasty of Egypt

The **Third Dynasty of Ancient Egypt**, also known as **Dynasty III**, covers the third series of Egyptian pharaohs who ruled over a unified Egypt, as well as the first to rule over the Old Kingdom of Egypt. The first of these rulers was Djoser, who founded the dynasty following the death of Khasekhemwy, and the last of these rulers was Huni.

The Third Dynasty was brought to an end when Huni died, and Sneferu established the Fourth Dynasty.
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Urukagina

**Urukagina**was a lugal of the Kingdom of Lagash, the eleventh and last lugal of the First Dynasty of Lagash, and the seventh and last lugal of thePaleo-Sumerian Empire. Urukagina did his best to fix the damage done by his corrupt predecessor, passing numerous political reforms to combat corruption: it was too little too late to stop the collapse of his empire, and when Lugal-zage-si rose up in rebellion, he was powerless to stop it. It is unknown what happened to him afterwards, although he was likely killed during the sack of Lagash.
Lugal-zage-si's Conquest of Sumer

Belligerents| Kingdom of Umma | Paleo-Sumerian Empire* Kingdom of Lagash
* Kingdom of Larsa
* Kingdom of Ur
* Kingdom of Nippur
* Kingdom of Uruk

Strength| Army of Umma* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Larsa* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Ur* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Nippur* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Uruk* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Akshak* Indeterminate number of troops

**Lugal-zage-si's Conquest of Sumer**, also known as **Umma's Third War of Independence**, **Umma's Conquest of Sumer**and the **Umma-Sumerian War**, was a conflict between the Sumerian city-state of Umma under the reign of Lugal-zage-si, and the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, the Kingdom of Kish and the Kingdom of Akshak. With the Paleo-Sumerian Empire severely weakened from its war with Adab two centuries earlier, and Kish and Akshak in open rebellion, Umma seized its fourth and final chance to rebel under Lugal-zage-si. The war saw the disintegration of the Paleo-Sumerian Empire and the end of Lagash's imperial rule, and the beginnning of a brief united Sumerian kingdom: only for it to be toppled by the rise of the Akkadian Empire later.
Second Dynasty of Uruk

The **Second Dynasty of Uruk**, also known as the **Uruk II Dynasty**,covers the second series of Uruk Sumerian lugals who ruled over the city of Uruk, as well as the second set of rulers of the Kingdom of Uruk. The first of these rulers was Enshakushanna, who led Uruk to victory over Hamazi and their vassal states, conquering them briefly but permanently expelling the Hamazi from Sumer, and the last of these rulers was Argandea.

The Second Dynasty was brought to an end when Argandea was defeated in battle with the city-state of Ur. Ur established itself as ruler of Sumer, following the collapse of the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, although they would be toppled by Adab later on.
Ur-Adab War

Strength| Army of Ur* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Ur-Adab War**was a conflict between the Sumerian  city-states of Ur under the reign of Meskiaj-nanna, and Adab. It is unknown the exact conditions of this conflict, or how it was even triggered. All that is known is that the conflict was the sole reason the Second Dynasty of Ur was brought to an end, partly due to their defeat in this war. As a result, Ur was reabsorbed by the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, and Adab conquered it.
Ur-Elamite War

Strength| Army of Ur* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Ur-Elamite War**was a conflict between the Sumerian city-state of Ur under the reign of Balulu, and the Elamite Empire. It is unknown the exact conditions for this conflict, or how it was even triggered. All that is known is that the conflict was the sole reason the First Dynasty of Ur was brought to an end, partly due to its defeat in this war. As a result, the Elamites gained political hegemony over Sumer and birthed the Awan dynasty, only to be defeated by Kish later on.
Second Mariote Kingdom

The **Second Mariote Kingdom**, also known as the **Second Mari Kingdom**, was a landlocked city-state on the northern Mesopotamian/northeastern Canaan border, now modern-day western Asia and the Middle East respectively. It was bordered by both Ebla kingdoms to the west, the city-states of Sumer to the southeast, and Egypt to the southwest. The Second Mariote Kingdom was founded following the mysterious collapse of the First Kingdom, where it prospered through political reform and economic wealth. It was briefly conquered by Eannatum of Lagash, in the midst of its third war with the Eblaites. The Second Mariote Kingdom met its end when Sargon of Akkad led Akkadian armies in conquering Mari.
Mari-Nagar campaign

Strength| Army of Mari* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Mari-Nagar campaign**, also known as the **Battle of Nagar**, was an engagement of the Third Mari-Ebla War, fought between the Second Mariote Kingdom and the Kingdom of Nagar. For reasons unknown, a Mariote army invaded Nagarite territory sometime between 2400 BCE and 2300 BCE, where it decisively defeated the Nagarite army and conquered the region, causing a blockage of trade routes between Ebla and southern Mesopotamia via upper Mesopotamia. This battle possibly also led to the rebellions of the Eblaite vassal states of Armi and Ib'al.
Uruk

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**Uruk**, also known as **Unug**, **Erech**and **Orchoe**, was the capital city of the Kingdom of Uruk, and one of the oldest Sumerian settlements. Located on the east coast of the Euphrates, Uruk started as a fortress, founded by Mesh-ki-ang-gasher, but became a city under Lugal Enmerkar, as well as a Sumerian city-state. Uruk was a center of significant military and political power in Sumer, right up until it was annexed by the Akkadians. However, under the Neo-Sumerian Empire, Uruk once again thrived as a major economic and cultural center. After being conquered by the Macedonians, Uruk was renamed **Orchoe**. The city thrived and expanded under the Seleucid Empire, but when it was lost to the Parthians, it entered a period of decline from which it never recovered. By 300 CE, the city was mostly abandoned, and finally, in 700 CE, the city was completely abandoned.
Nanniya

**Nanniya**was the fortieth and last lugal of the Kingdom of Kish, and the eighth and last lugal of the Fourth Dynasty of Kish. Known as the "jeweller", Nanniya was the last lugal of an independent Kish city-state, and fought a war with Lugal-zage-si of Umma that ended in Kish joining a united Sumerian kingdom, and Nanniya abdicating. His abdication marks the last time Kish would ever be ruled by one of its own ever again.
Umma

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**Umma**was the capital city of the Kingdom of Umma. Located on the west coast of the Tigris, Umma was founded by an unknown lugal of an unknown dynasty. Umma, much like its immediate militaristic rival Lagash, did not partake in the dynastic wars of its neighbours to the west and south, and most kept to itself. Under the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, it was reduced to tributary status, despite its three failed rebellions. Under the Neo-Sumerian Empire, it became a thriving provincial center. After the middle Bronze Age however, Umma seems to have been abandoned.
Umma's Second War of Independence

Belligerents| Kingdom of Umma | Paleo-Sumerian Empire

Strength| Army of Umma* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Uruk* Indeterminate number of troops

**Umma's Second War of Independence**, also known as **Umma's Second Independence War**, was a conflict between the Kingdom of Umma and the Paleo-Sumerian Empire. Following the death of his father,En-anna-tum I, Entemena ascended the throne as lugal of the Paleo-Sumerian Empire. Taking advantage of the decaying state of the empire, the priest king of Umma,Illi, led a third Umma rebellion against Lagash. Like his predecessor, he chose to attack Lagash, hoping to destroy it and the empire with it. Again, however, the attack failed, with a combined Lagash-Uruk force repulsing the assault. This not only reasserted Lagash power over Sumer, but it also put an end to Umma's attempts at independence for two hundred years.
Sanakht's Expedition to the Sinai Peninsula

Strength| Royal Egyptian Army* Indeterminate number of troops

**Sanakht's Expedition to the Sinai Peninsula** was a second conflict between the Old Kingdom of Egypt under the reign of Sanakht, and the unnamed inhabitants of the Sinai Peninsula. Ever since Djoser suppressed the inhabitants of the peninsula during his reign, Egypt had been exploiting the region for its mineral resources and wealth. Its unknown why, but it appears Sanakht had sent troops to once again suppress the region, likely due to a rebellion or revolt. Whatever the reason, the expedition must have been successful, as the region remained firmly under Egyptian control.
Third Mariote Kingdom

The **Third Mariote Kingdom**, also known as the **Third Mari Kingdom**, was a landlocked city-state on the northern Mesopotamian/northeastern Canaan border, now modern-day western Asia and the Middle East respectively. It was bordered by Ebla to the west, the Akkadian Empire to the southeast, and Egypt to the southwest. The Third Mariote Kingdom was founded following the collapse of the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, and was temporarily fragmented after being conquered by the Akkadian Empire, reforming after its collapse. The Third Mariote Kingdom, as well as the Mariote kingdoms as a whole, met their end when Mari was sacked by the Paleo-Babylonian Empire.
Second Dynasty of Ur

The **Second Dynasty of Ur**, also known as **Ur II Dynasty**, covers the second series ofUr Sumerian lugals who ruled over the city of Ur, as well as the second series of rulers of the Kingdom of Ur. The first of these rulers was Nanni, who defeated Uruk and gained Ur's freedom from the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, and the last of these rulers was Meskiaj-nanna.
Mesh-Ane-pada

## Mesannepada

**Mesh-Ane-pada**, also known as **Mesannepada**, was the founder and first lugal of the Kingdom of Ur, and the first lugal of the First Dynasty of Ur. Mesh-ane-pada established the Kingdom of Ur sometime in the mid-26th century BCE, before taking an Ur army and declaring war against Uruk, where he was victorious. He is credited with giving gifts to the First Mariote Kingdom, and as having ruled over Sumer following Uruk's defeat. Nothing else is known about his reign.
Solax of Isin

## Solax

**Solax**, also known as **Solax of Isin**, was a lugal of the Kingdom of Isin, and appears to be a lugal of predynastic Isin. Solax is one of the lugals of Isin that predate the First Dynasty of Isin, and therefore is not recorded very well. As such, Solax is only mentioned in the *Epic of Gilgamesh*as having led Isin alongside the kings of Kish and Nippur against Uruk. Following the siege and his defeat, Solax is captured and imprisoned by Gilgamesh, leaving his fate unknown. It is hypothesized that Solax may have founded the city of Isin and, by extension, the kingdom as well.
Ur

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**Ur**, also known as **Uru**, was the capital city of the Kingdom of Ur and, later, the Neo-Sumerian Empire. Located on the south coast of the Euphrates, Ur was founded when the Persian Gulf's water level was 2.5 meters higher than it is today, meaning it likely had marshy surroundings, and used canals for transportation, not for irrigation. This meant thar Ur benefited from a fishing and bird-catching based economy and didn't need to go through the agricultural revolution many consider to be a prerequisite for urbanization. The city was founded prior to the establishment of the Ur kingdom, and was not a city-state until its urbanization. Despite Ur spearheading the Neo-Sumerian Empire, it's power would be short-lived, and it would later be conquered by Babylonia, and later Assyria. Ur eventually met its demise due to drought, and was largely abandoned by the time the Achaemenid Empire rose to prominence.
Royal Egyptian Navy

The **Royal Egyptian Navy**, also known simply as the **Egyptian Navy**, was the naval and maritime component of the Ancient Egyptian military, from the Early Dynastic Egypt to Late Dynastic Egypt. Before Sahure, the Egyptian navy didn't exist in an official capacity, and was largely comprised of trading vessels based on the Nile, and it's military use wasn't realized until the Fifth Dynasty. Sahure saw the need for a navy as a military tool, and greatly expanded the navy, increasing the number of ships, as well as upgrading the ships so they could be used as warships. A blue-water navy was also developed, allowing for movement across the Mediterranean Sea.

Throughout the New Kingdom, the navy was utilized heavily to transport armies to the numerous battlefields opened up by Egypt, as well as to win major sea battles with competing states and empires.
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Ur's War of Independence

Strength| Army of Uruk* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Ur's War of Independence**, also known as the **Second Uruk-Ur War**, was a conflict between the Sumerian city-states of Uruk under the reign of Argandea and Ur. It is unknown the exact conditions of this conflict, or how it was even triggered. All that is known is that the conflict was the sole reason the Second Dynasty of Uruk was brought to an end, partly due to their defeat in this war. As a result, Ur declared independence from the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, only to be defeated by Adab later on.
Lugal-zage-si

**Lugal-zage-si**was the last lugal of the Kingdom of Umma, and the first and last lugal of the Third Dynasty of Uruk. Lugal-zage-si ascended the throne of Umma at a time when the Paleo-Sumerian Empire was beginning to crumble, with Akshak and Kish already in open rebellion, and Mari looking set to declare independence. In the end, Lugal-zage-si led a series of military campaigns to conquer Sumer, where he finally subsumed the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, Kish and Akshak into a unified kingdom, with its capital at Uruk. He ruled this new kingdom for 25 years until he fought a war with Sargon of Akkad, where he was defeated and captured: he was then later executed. His death marked the last time Umma would ever be ruled by one of its own ever again.
Nippur

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**Nippur**, also known as **Nibru**and **Nibbur**, was the capital city of the Kingdom of Nippur. Located to the east of the Euphrates, Nippur was founded originally as a town of reed huts in the marshes, although it was prone to devastation by floods and fires. For some reason, the inhabitants continued to occupy that region, and Nippur expanded into a city: eventually reed huts were substituted for mud brick structures. Nippur eventually developed into aSumerian city-state, although it never enjoyed the political hegemony of its neighbours, nor the empire building of Lagash or Ur. As such, Nippur's brief tenure of independence ended when it was conquered by the Akkadians. As such, Nippur switched hands several times until it eventually became the seat of the Assyrian Church of the East Christian bishopric as late as the 8th century CE.
Lugal-kitun

**Lugal-kitun** was the twelfth lugal of theKingdom of Uruk, and the twelfth and final lugal of the First Dynasty of Uruk. The successor to the previous lugal, Melem-ana, nothing is known about Lugal-kitun except that he fought in the Uruk-Ur war, and that he was the last lugal of the First Dynasty of Uruk.
Third Mari-Ebla War

### Outcome

Unknown. Possibly Mariote or Eblaite victory* Mari defeated at the Battle of Terqa
* End of the Mari-Ebla hundred years war
* Disintegration of the Second Eblaite Kingdom

### Engagements

Mari-Nagar campaign
Campaigns of Isar-Damu
Battle of Terqa
First Destruction of Ebla

Strength| Army of Mari* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Armi (before Isar-Damu's campaigns)* Indeterminate number of troops

Ib'al militia forces(before Isar-Damu's campaigns)* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Nagar* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Kish* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Third Mari-Ebla War**was the decisive conflict in the Mari-Ebla hundred years war between the Second Mariote Kingdom and a military alliance led by the Second Eblaite Kingdom. The war started when Mari invaded and defeated one of Ebla's allies, Nagar. In response, Ebla launched a series of military campaigns that re-subsumed rebellious vassals, and then made an alliance with Nagar and Kish to defeat Mari at the Battle of Terqa, ending the war. Not long after the war however, Ebla saw its "first destruction", and thus the disintegration of its second kingdom: a popular theory to describe this mysterious event is that the Mari counterattacked and razed Ebla in retaliation for its humiliating defeat at Terqa.
Meskiaj-nanna

## Balulu

**Meskiaj-nanna**was the seventh lugal of the Kingdom of Ur, and the third and final lugal of the Second Dynasty of Ur. The successor to the previous lugal, Mesk-ki-ang-Nanna II, nothing is known about Meskiaj-nanna, except that he fought in the Ur-Adab War, and that he was the last lugal of the Second Dynasty of Ur.
Second Kishi-Akshak War

### Outcome

Kishi victory* Kish declares hegemony over Sumer for the next century and a half

Strength| Army of Akshak* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Second Kishi-Akshak War**was a conflict between the Kingdom of Kish under the reign of Puzur-Suen, and the Kingdom of Akshak. Following Kish's defeat in the First Kishi-Akshak War, Kug-Bau's son, Puzur-Suen, prepared to get revenge and, just over fifty years later, led a second war against Akshak to reclaim Kish's hegemony over Sumer. He was highly successful, breaking Akshak's fifty year rule and placing Kish on top once more, where it would remain for another century and a half before Lugal-zage-si would claim the title.
Lugal-Ane-mundu's Conquest of Sumer

Later Mariote/Lagash/Elamite victory* Adab conquers all of northern Sumer, western Elam and parts of eastern Mari before collapsing
* Paleo-Sumerian dominance damaged beyond repair
* Second Mariote Kingdom declares *de facto* hegemony over Sumer

Belligerents| Kingdom of Adab | Paleo-Sumerian Empire

Commanders| Lugal Lugal-Ane-mundu† | * Lugal Enentarzid of Lagash
* Unknown king of Elam

Strength| Army of Adab* Indeterminate number of troops

Elamite Army* Indeterminate number of troops

**Lugal-Ane-mundu's Conquest of Sumer**, also known as the **Adab Conquest of Sumer**and the **Elamite-Adab War**, was a conflict between the Sumerian city-state of Adab, the Paleo-Sumerian Empire and the Elamite Empire. Following Adab's subjugation of Ur, Adab declared war on the Paleo-Sumerian Empire and conquered most of northern Sumer. Finally repulsed from southern Sumer by the empire, Adab turned its eyes further north, and invaded the Elamite Empire, where it conquered most of its territory. The war concluded with a failed invasion of the Second Mariote Kingdom following Lugal-Ane-mundu's death, and the empire Adab had built collapsed along with it, with Mari declaring dominion over Sumer, while the Paleo-Sumerian and Elamite empires slowly rebuilt themselves. In the end, the war had created an extremely short-lived empire, one that was only as strong as the lugal who founded it, and it died along with him.
Lugal-Ane-mundu

* Conquered northern Sumer, western Elam and parts of eastern Mari in a massive campaign

## **Personal details**

### Death

late 25th century BCE

**Lugal-Ane-mundu** was a lugal of the Kingdom of Adab, and the first and last lugal of the Dynasty of Adab. Lugal-Ane-mundu led Adab to victory over Ur during a war with them, and chose to expand upon his imperial ambitions by conquering northern Sumer, and defeating the Paleo-Sumerian Empire in several campaigns. He then conquered most of Elam, but just as he was invading Mari, he died through unknown causes. His death led to the rapid disintegration of his short-lived Adab empire, returning Adab to the minor state it had been before.
Puzur-Suen (Kish)

## Puzur-Suen

**Puzur-Suen**was the thirty-third lugal of the Kingdom of Kish, and the first lugal of the Fourth Dynasty of Kish. The son of Kug-Bau, the only lugal of the Third Dynasty, Puzur-Suen avenged his mother's defeat in the First Kishi-Akshak War by winning the second war, placing Kish as the uncontested rulers of northern Sumer until Lugal-zage-si's conquests, and making him one of the most successful lugals in Kish's history. He also started the fourth and final dynasty of Kish.
Zagros Mountains

The **Zagros Mountains**are the largest mountain range in modern-day Iran, Iraq and southeastern Turkey. This mountain range has a total length of 1,500 kilometers. The Zagros mountain range begins in northwestern Iran and roughly corresponds to Iran's western border, and it spans the whole length of the western and southwestern Iranian plateau, ending at the Strait of Hormuz. The highest point in the Zagros Mountains is Dena.
Sharrumiter

**Sharrumiter**was the last lugal of the Second Mariote Kingdom, the sixth and final lugal of the Dynasty of Mari, and the only lugal of Mari to rule over Sumer. Following his father's defeat at the hands of the Eblaites, Sharrumiter became lugal of Mari just as Adab invaded. After pushing them back, Sharrumiter temporarily became the lugal of Sumer, until Kish invaded and defeated Mari, integrating it into the Paleo-Sumerian Empire: this makes Sharrumiter the last lugal of the Second Mariote Kingdom.
Puabi of Nippur

## Puabi

**Puabi**, also known as **Puabi of Nippur**, was a lugal of the Kingdom of Nippur, and appears to be a lugal of the First Dynasty of Nippur. Puabi is one of the lugals of Nippur that seem to be missing from all historical evidence, aside from a basic reference in the *Epic of Gilgamesh*, which serves as the only evidence of his existence. He is depicted as having led Nippur, alongside the kings of Kish and Isin, against Uruk. Following the siege and his defeat, Puabi is captured and imprisoned by Gilgamesh, leaving his fate unknown.