Sabium

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Sabium ruled from 1844 BC. Until 1831 BC BC ( middle chronology ) as the third Babylonian king of the 1st dynasty of Babylonia.

Sabium was the son and successor of Sumulael and ruled for 14 years. He waged wars against Larsa (7th year) and Kazallu (12th year). During his reign, Esaĝila (Temple of Marduk ) were built in Babylon and the Ebabbar of Šamaš in Sippar .

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predecessor Office successor
Sumulael King of Babylonia
1844–1831 BC Chr.
Apil-Sin