Ur-Nanshe

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Ur-Nanshe was an early dynastic king of the Sumerian city-state of Lagash, known for temple construction and establishing Lagash as a significant regional power.

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Ur-Nanshe canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Lagash
Sumerian king
activity construction of city infrastructure
construction of shrines
construction of temples
associatedWith city of Girsu NERFINISHED
city of Lagash NERFINISHED
built city walls and canals in Lagash
temple of Inanna NERFINISHED
temple of Nanshe NERFINISHED
temple of Ningirsu in Lagash NERFINISHED
category 3rd millennium BC Sumerian people
Kings of Lagash NERFINISHED
Sumerian kings
child Akurgal NERFINISHED
country Lagash NERFINISHED
culture Sumerian
depictedAs figure carrying a basket of building materials
seated ruler on stone reliefs
dynasty early dynasty of Lagash
evidence foundation tablets
inscribed stone plaques
votive inscriptions
expandedInfluenceOver neighboring Sumerian city-states
floruit circa 26th century BCE
inscriptionLanguage Sumerian cuneiform
knownFor establishing Lagash as a regional power
extensive building inscriptions
public building projects
religious piety
temple construction
language Sumerian
locatedIn Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
ancient Sumer NERFINISHED
southern Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
politicalRole regional hegemon in southern Mesopotamia
positionHeld Ruler of the city-state of Lagash
predecessor Lugal-sha-engur NERFINISHED
religion Sumerian religion NERFINISHED
successor Akurgal NERFINISHED
timePeriod Early Dynastic III period NERFINISHED
Early Dynastic period of Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
title ensi of Lagash
lugal of Lagash
worshippedDeity Enlil NERFINISHED
Inanna NERFINISHED
Nanshe NERFINISHED
Ningirsu NERFINISHED

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Lagash hasRuler Ur-Nanshe