Legends say, like Moses, he was placed in a basket and floated down the Euphrates at birth.
His daughter Enhedduana was high priestess at Ur and wrote hymns identifying Inanna with Ishtar. Legends say, like Moses, he was placed in a basket and floated down the Euphrates at birth. He entered the service of the king of Kish, rose through merit, deposed the king, and adopted the name Sharrum-kin, meaning "legitimate king." Around 2370 BCE he defeated Lugalzagessi of Uruk and took all of Sumeria, later adding Assyria and Elam. The ruler of the first true empire, FTP, name this Semitic king who set up his capital at Agade, and was the first to unite the lands of Sumer and Akkad.
His daughter Enhedduana was high priestess at Ur and wrote hymns identifying Inanna with Ishtar.
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