Entemena

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Entemena was an early dynastic Sumerian ruler of the city-state of Lagash, known for consolidating its power and commissioning some of the earliest known royal inscriptions.

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Entemena canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Early Dynastic ruler
King of Lagash
Sumerian ruler
alternateName Enmetena NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeity Enlil NERFINISHED
Inanna NERFINISHED
Ningirsu NERFINISHED
conflictWith City-state of Umma NERFINISHED
culture Sumerian
dynasty First Dynasty of Lagash NERFINISHED
evidenceFrom archaeological inscriptions
foundation deposits
museum collections of cuneiform artifacts
governmentType City-state monarchy
hasCapital Girsu NERFINISHED
hasLanguage Sumerian language NERFINISHED
knownFor boundary and foundation inscriptions
commissioning early royal inscriptions
conflict with Umma
consolidating the power of Lagash
inscribed clay tablets
inscribed foundation cones
inscribed stone objects
treaty inscription with Umma
votive objects dedicated to gods
modernCountry Iraq NERFINISHED
name Entemena NERFINISHED
notableArtifact Entemena foundation cone NERFINISHED
Entemena votive objects
inscribed silver vase of Entemena
placeOfRule Girsu NERFINISHED
Lagash NERFINISHED
positionHeld Ensi of Lagash NERFINISHED
Ruler of Lagash
predecessor Eannatum NERFINISHED
region Southern Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
reignInCentury 25th century BCE
reignInMillennium 3rd millennium BCE
reignInPeriod Early Dynastic III period NERFINISHED
relative Eannatum NERFINISHED
Enannatum I NERFINISHED
religion Sumerian religion NERFINISHED
roleInHistory early developer of royal inscription tradition
signedTreatyWith Ruler of Umma
successor Enannatum II NERFINISHED
territorialExpansion strengthened control over Gu’edena region
writingSystemUsed Cuneiform

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Lagash hasRuler Entemena