Enanatum I.

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Enanatum I (around 2460 BC) was an early dynastic king of Lagaš and brother of Eanatum . Several votive offerings have been found by him during excavations, which prove his building activity on temples. Under his rule there was a revolt by Urlumma , the king of Umma , who rebelled against the peace conditions laid down in the vulture stele of Eanatum and successfully attacked Lagaš.

predecessor Office successor
Eanatum King of Lagaš
around 2460 BC Chr.
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literature

  • Jerrold S. Cooper: Sumerian and Akkadian Royal Inscriptions , Vol. 1, Winona Lake, 1986, pp. 47-53.