- King
Shulgi foundation tablet (c. 2094–2046 BC)
Shulgi (𒀭𒂄𒄀 dšul-gi,(died c. 2046 BC)
formerly read as Dungi) of Ur was the
second king of the Third...
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Shulgi-simti was the wife or
concubine of
Shulgi,
second king of the
Third Dynasty of Ur. She is
known from a
large number of
cuneiform texts coming from...
- Self-praise of
Shulgi (
Shulgi D) is a
Sumerian hymn
dedicated to the
Third Dynasty of Ur
ruler Shulgi,
written on clay
tablets dated to
between 2100 and...
- chronology, was the
third ruler of the Ur III Dynasty. He
succeeded his
father Shulgi (c. 2030–1982 BC). His name
translates to 'bull calf of the moon-god'. The...
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centuries earlier. Many
significant changes occurred in the
empire under Shulgi's reign. He took
steps to
centralize and
standardize the
procedures of the...
- king
Shulgi (reigned c. 2094 – c. 2046 BC), and
there are no
previous attestations of her. A
Temple was
built for her at Ur by the
Sumerian king
Shulgi, circa...
- known,
preceding the Code of
Hammurabi by 300 years. He and his
successor Shulgi were both
deified during their reigns, and
after his
death he continued...
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reference to the
region dates to the
Third Dynasty of Ur of Sumer, when King
Shulgi mentioned the city of Urbilum. The city was
later conquered by the ****yrians...
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Poems for
kings Third Dynasty of Ur - Ur-Nammu,
Shulgi (including the Self-praise of
Shulgi (
Shulgi D), Amar-Sin, Shu-Sin, Ibbi-Sin Isin
dynasty - Ishbi-Erra...
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likely to
legitimize their claim to rule over Mesopotamia. Ur-Nammu and
Shulgi both left
behind inscriptions attesting their personal devotion to this...
