Naram-Suen

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Naram-Suen is an alternative rendering of Naram-Sin, the famous Akkadian king known for expanding the Akkadian Empire and declaring himself a living god.

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Naram-Suen canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Akkadian king
deified ruler
monarch
alternateName Naram-Sin NERFINISHED
Naram-Sin of Akkad NERFINISHED
Naram-Sîn NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeity Enlil NERFINISHED
Ishtar NERFINISHED
associatedWithPlace Akkad NERFINISHED
capital Akkad NERFINISHED
conflict campaigns against the Lullubi people
wars in the Zagros Mountains
countryRuled Akkadian Empire NERFINISHED
culture Akkadian NERFINISHED
depictedAs wearing a horned helmet
dynasty Akkadian Empire NERFINISHED
era Akkadian period NERFINISHED
father Manishtushu NERFINISHED
grandfather Sargon of Akkad NERFINISHED
knownFrom later Mesopotamian literary texts
royal inscriptions
victory stelae
year names
language Akkadian NERFINISHED
legacy model of imperial kingship in Mesopotamia
subject of later Mesopotamian legends
notableArtifact Victory Stele of Naram-Sin NERFINISHED
notableFor adopting the title "King of the Four Quarters"
adopting the title "god of Akkad"
early royal self-deification
expansion of the Akkadian Empire
military campaigns against the Lullubi
military campaigns in the Zagros region
positionHeld King of Akkad
King of the Four Quarters NERFINISHED
predecessor Manishtushu NERFINISHED
regionRuled Lower Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
Upper Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
reignApproximateEnd 23rd century BCE
reignApproximateStart 23rd century BCE
religion Mesopotamian polytheism
religiousStatus deified during his lifetime
successor Shar-kali-sharri NERFINISHED
symbolism horned helmet as sign of divinity
timePeriod late 3rd millennium BCE
title God of Akkad
King of the Four Quarters NERFINISHED
Mighty King NERFINISHED

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Naram-Sin of Akkad name Naram-Suen