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Igigi (fl. 2257 BCE) was a king of the Akkadian Empire. His rule began in 2257 BCE, and he fought for power in Akkad after the death of Shar-kali-sharri.
Igigi was also a term used to refer to the lesser gods (as opposed to the great gods, or Anunna). In Sumerian it means "Those who watch and see".
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ca. 26th c. BC
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("three kings")
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ca. 26th c. BC
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Susuda · Dadasig · Mamagal · Kalbum · Tuge · Men-nuna · Enbi-Ishtar · Lugalngu
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ca. 25th c. BC
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Nanni · Mesh-ki-ang-Nanna II · (unknown king)
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ca. 25th c. BC
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Anbu · Anba · Bazi · Zizi of Mari · Limer · Sharrum-iter
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ca. 25th—24th c. BC
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Unzi · Undalulu · Urur · Puzur-Nirah · Ishu-Il · Shu-Suen of Akshak
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ca. 24th—23rd c. BC
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Puzur-Suen · Ur-Zababa · Zimudar · Usi-watar · Eshtar-muti · Ishme-Shamash · Shu-ilishu* · Nanniya |
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ca. 2091?—2061? BC
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Ur-ningin · Ur-gigir · Kuda · Puzur-ili
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Gutian period
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ca. 2093—2046 BC
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Ki-Ku-Id · Engilsa · Ur-A · Lugal-Ushumgal · Puzur-Mama · Ur-Utu · Ur-Mama · Lu-Baba · Lugula · Kaku of Lagash · Ur-Bau · Gudea · Ur-Ningirsu · Pirigme · Ur-Gar · Nammahani |
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ca. 2147—2050 BC
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Inkishush · Zarlagab · Shulme · Silulumesh · Inimabakesh · Igeshaush · Yarlagab · Ibate of Gutium · Yarla · Kurum · Apilkin · La-erabum · Irarum · Ibranum · Hablum · Puzur-Suen · Yarlaganda · (unknown king) · Tirigan
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