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Their homeland was
known as
Gutium (Sumerian: ππ
ππ , GutΕ«mKI or ππΎππ ,
GutiumKI).
Conflict between people from
Gutium and the
Akkadian Empire has...
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defeated Szarlak, king of
Gutium" "Year in
which the yoke was
imposed on
Gutium". One year name of Ur
ruler Ur-Nammu
mentions Gutium. It is
uncertain if the...
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language was
briefly imposed on
neighboring conquered states such as Elam and
Gutium.
Akkad is
sometimes regarded as the
first empire in history,
though the...
- location, Utu-Hengal was
victorious and
forced Tirigan to flee back
towards Gutium.
Tirigan fled to the city of
Dubrum (location unknown)
where the people...
- way to Babylon, and on 12
October "Ugbaru,
governor of the
district of
Gutium, and the army of
Cyrus entered Babylon without a battle" (Babylonian Chronicle)...
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Golgotha Gomorrah Goshen Great Sea β
Mediterranean Sea in the
Bible Greece Gutium β
state in Iran
Heaven Haran Harran β ****yrian City
Hattusa β
Capital of...
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contemporary inscriptions.
Kingship was then
taken to the "land" or "army" of
Gutium, of
which it was said that at
first they had no
kings and that they ruled...
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order is uncertain. One year-name of his
reign records the
devastation of
Gutium,
while two
years seem to
commemorate his
legal reforms ("Year in
which Ur-Nammu...
- days. 21 kings; they
ruled for 124
years and 40 days. Then the army of
Gutium was
defeated and the
kingship was
taken to Uruk.
Tirigan is
mentioned extensively...
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Henning also
compared the name of a
country called TukriΕ‘,
listed with
Gutium and
other neighbouring countries in an
inscription of Hammurabi, with the...
