Mesilim

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Mesilim was an early Sumerian king, best known for ruling the city-state of Kish and for his role in some of the earliest recorded boundary and diplomatic agreements in Mesopotamian history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Kish
Sumerian king
ancient Mesopotamian ruler
activity establishing boundary stones
mediating territorial disputes
associatedWith early Sumerian city-state system
chronologicalStatus early ruler in Sumerian king lists
culture Sumerian
diplomaticRole arbiter between Sumerian cities
evidenceType archaeological finds
royal inscriptions
historicalSignificance among earliest historically attested kings of Kish
associated with earliest recorded diplomatic practices
knownFor early boundary agreements
early diplomatic agreements
inter-city arbitration
language Sumerian
legalContribution formalization of territorial boundaries
politicalRole hegemonic ruler among Sumerian city-states
region Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
reignInPeriod Early Dynastic period NERFINISHED
ruledCity Kish NERFINISHED
sphereOfInfluence Sumer NERFINISHED
southern Mesopotamia
title King of Kish NERFINISHED
Lugal NERFINISHED
typeOfAgreement boundary treaty
diplomatic settlement
usedMedium inscribed stone objects
inscriptions

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Kish associatedWithRuler Mesilim