This man started a tradition of rulers washing their spears in the sea, and a contemporary depiction of this man's grandson shows him wearing a horned helmet, a symbol of divinity, while defeating the Lullubi.
This man started a tradition of rulers washing their spears in the sea, and a contemporary depiction of this man's grandson shows him wearing a horned helmet, a symbol of divinity, while defeating the Lullubi. He defeated Luh- ishan of Awan, who later rebelled during the rule of this man's son Rimush in order to gain the independence of Elam. He appointed his daughter Enheduanna high priestess, and his empire reached its greatest expanse under his grandson Naram-sin. This man came to power by overthrowing Ur-Zababa, and early in his reign he defeated and captured Lugalzagesi before dismantling the walls of Uruk. FTP, name this ruler who spread the worship of Inanna and became the first to unite Northern and Southern Mesopotamia after building his capitol at Akkad.
This man started a tradition of rulers washing their spears in the sea, and a contemporary depiction of this man's grandson shows him wearing a horned helmet, a symbol of divinity, while defeating the Lullubi.
{Sargon} the {Great} (or {Sargon} of {Akkad)}