Akkadian Empire

The Akkadian Empire was the empire King Gilgamesh created to stand against the Barbelo's. and was also known as The Human Empire.

Gilgamesh killing Metatron Barbelo

# King Gilgamesh

King Gilgamesh's initial challenge against Metatron were filled with unprecedented strife and violence across Mesopotamia. While Metatron and his aeons focused on maintaining control over the region, Gilgamesh continued to seek ways to gain advantage in what was quickly escalating into an all-out war.

Gilgamesh, recruited skilled fighters from diverse backgrounds, including Kishite soldiers, Lullubian archers, and Hurrian charioteers. These valiant warriors formed the core of a new, multinational force called the Order of Oversoul. This group became renowned for its tactical flexibility, adaptability, and unparalleled bravery.

# Mesopotamia War

In this flourishing era of Uruk, the collaborative efforts of Inanna and Gilgamesh were hailed as a beacon of hope and progress. As the years passed, their influence extended far beyond the city of Uruk, reaching all of Mesopotamia.

Sargon of Akkad, emerged as a key ally in Gilgamesh's war against Metatron. Sargon, although mortal, possessed remarkable leadership skills and a vision for a united Mesopotamia.

The Akkadian Empire embarked on a series of military campaigns that expanded the empire's territory across Mesopotamia, from the Persian Gulf in the south to northern Mesopotamia and possibly into parts of Anatolia to the north. This empire was characterized by its size and the incorporation of various city-states and regions into a centralized authority.

Sargon established a system of centralized bureaucracy and standardized weights and measures, which facilitated trade and taxation.

After Sargon's death, his son Rimush continued his father's friendship with Gilgamesh. Following Rimush, Manishtushu, another son of Sargon, created the first Bank System.

As tensions mounted, sporadic conflicts flared up between Gilgamesh's troops and Metatron's forcers. In several pitched battles, neither side emerged victorious due to the high degree of training and proficiency displayed by the opposing forces. Nonetheless, minor losses and injuries accumulated, as news of Gilgamesh's triumphs spread throughout Mesopotamia, the Aeons grew restless and fearful. The defeat of their champion had left a deep wound in their collective psyche, driving them into panicked strategic planning sessions behind closed doors.

Shar-Kali-Sharri son of Naram-Sin but was named the first Prince of the empire, Prince was a title not as someone who waits to be new king but as someone who acts like the king as a second king.

Prince Sharri faced challenges from various fronts. He struggled to maintain the empire's integrity as the Gutian people, from the Zagros Mountains, threatened the Akkadian heartland.

Meanwhile, Inanna Barbelo and Gilgamesh, traveled extensively through Sumer, meeting with various leaders to form alliances and coordinate strategy. It wasn't long before the first clash occurred. An Aeon force led by Anubis invaded northern territories along the Tigris, destroyed the army of Kish, and buried the great city Nimr to the ground, causing great loss and suffering.

The reign of the next Prince's was marked by ongoing conflicts and a time of chaos and uncertainty. the brutality of the Aeon forces lead to Revolts, internal strife, and Erridupizir, was named new Prince from the people of Simurrum and Lullubi cities.

The Princes that followed the revolts starting with Erridupizir wanted to separate the empire however, Elleth Aeon, spread fear and oppression.

Gilgamesh resolved to face this adversary alone, upon arrival, he found himself locked in a duel with Elleth. For hours, Athena stepped forward. Elleth defeated her and took her captive.

In 2,129 BCE, Inanna approached King Gilgamesh and gave him a new weapon, a sword created in the palace of Barbelo, with extraordinarily potent energy to enable its user to kill even Barbelos.

The battle commenced amidst pandemonium, Gilgamesh engaged Metatron one last time, wielding the sword granted by Inanna. To everyone's surprise, Gilgamesh killed Metatron. Gilgamesh, after killing Metatron took advantage of the momentum and the confusion generated by the explosive flash, swiftly shifted his attention toward every Aeon and Barbelo present on Metatron's side.

Caught off guard, many found death by his sword, Gilgamesh displayed no mercy, meting out brutal justice to each enemy warrior who opposed him.

"It is done," he declared...

# Ur - Babylon

Gilgamesh was now King of Humans with Inanna to be Queen of the gods. Ur-Babylon was the Capital of the Empire until Gilgamesh's Death when the Gutian people, found ground and came to power with a revolution ending the Akkadian Empire.