Legends say that its founder was the abandoned son of a temple prostitute who rose to become a cupbearer to the king of Kish.
Four consecutive rulers of this empire, Igigi, Nanum, Imi, and Elulu ruled for a combined total of three years, before Dudu and Shudurul brought some semblance of stability to the weakened empire. Among the more successful rulers of this empire were Manishtushu, who assumed the throne after a clay tablet did in his brother, and Naram-Sin, who assumed the title of "king of the four quarters of the earth" and demanded that his name be prefixed by the sign for God. Legends say that its founder was the abandoned son of a temple prostitute who rose to become a cupbearer to the king of Kish. For ten points, identify this first empire in the Middle East, founded in 2350 BC by Sargon.
Four consecutive rulers of this empire, Igigi, Nanum, Imi, and Elulu ruled for a combined total of three years, before Dudu and Shudurul brought some semblance of stability to the weakened empire.
{Akkadia}n empire