The earliest-known poet in world history was a priestess from this empire whose father got his start as the (*) cup-bearer to the king of Kish before establishing this empire.
An artifact from this empire is a seated copper nude male torso placed atop a round pedestal. This empire experienced a brief tetrarchy led by Imi, Igigi, Nanum, and Ilulu. A ruler of this empire stomps on the king of Lullubi at the peak of a mountain in a victory stele that he commissioned. The collapse of this empire led to a power vacuum filled by the marauding Gutians from the Zagros Mountains. The earliest-known poet in world history was a priestess from this empire whose father got his start as the (*) cup-bearer to the king of Kish before establishing this empire. It was ruled by Naram-Sin and was established by the father of Enheduanna, who conquered Uruk, and then the rest of the Sumerian city-states. For 10 points, name this ancient Mesopotamian empire established by Sargon.
An artifact from this empire is a seated copper nude male torso placed atop a round pedestal.
Akkadian Empire