- (LUGAL.ZAG.GE.SI ๐๐ ๐๐;
frequently spelled Lugalzaggesi,
sometimes Lugalzagesi or "Lugal-Zaggisi") of Umma (died c. 2334 BC) was the last
Sumerian king...
- pre-Sargonic
ruler of Lagash, Urukagina.
During his reign, the
ruler of Umma,
Lugalzagesi,
would launch military offensives on the
state of Lagash, eventually...
- (ensi) of Enlil". It
celebrates the
conquest of Uruk and the
defeat of
Lugalzagesi, whom
Sargon brought "in a
collar to the gate of Enlil": Sargon, king...
- Polona, vol. 41, pp. 122โ124, 2003 Kesecker,
Nshan (January 2018). "
Lugalzagesi: The
First Emperor of Mesopotamia?".
ARAMAZD Armenian Journal of Near...
-
occurred slightly before the
Akkadian period, at the time of the Uruk
ruler Lugalzagesi (r. c. 2294โ2270ย BC). The
vertical style remained for
monumental purposes...
-
first legal code
known to have existed. He was
defeated by
Lugalzagesi,
beginning when
Lugalzagesi was
ruler of Umma and
culminating as
ruler of Uruk, bringing...
- have been found,
recording the fall of
Lagash to
Lugalzagesi,
during the rule of Urukagina.
Lugalzagesi went on to
conquer the
whole of Sumer,
until he...
- Urukagina, and then the
conquest of all Sumer.
Nippur vase of
Lugalzagesi,
where Lugalzagesi describes himself as "son of Ukush" (๐ ๐๐, dumu u2-kuลก3,...
- The vase of
Lugalzagesi,
found in Nippur....
- as
Eannatum of
Lagash โ who
boasted of
taking tribute from Mari โ or
Lugalzagesi of Umma, who
claimed to have
reached the Mediterranean.
Akkadian hypothesis:...
