ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSign name: AŠ2.A.AN
Values: img̃ag̃a, ulušin
The Sumerian king list (c.2.1.1), line c211.238
šu-dsuendumui-šu-il-la-ke4mu724i3-ak
šu-suendumui-šu-ilmu724ak
Šu-Suen (RN)childIšu-Il (RN)year724to do
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In Akšak, Unzi became king; he ruled for 30 years. Undalulu ruled for { 6 } { (mss. L1+N1, S have instead:) 12 } years. Urur { ruled for } { (ms. IB has instead:) was king (?) for } 6 years. Puzur-Niraḫ ruled for (mss. IB, L1+N1, S, Su1 have:) { 20 } years. Išu-Il ruled for (mss. IB, L1+N1, S, Su1 have:) { 24 } years. Šu-Suen, the son of Išu-Il, ruled for { (mss. IB, L1+N1, S, TL have:) 7 } { (ms. Su1 has instead:) 24 } years. { (mss. S, Su1, TL have:) { 6 } kings; they ruled for { (mss. L1+N1, S, TL have:) 99 } { (ms. Su1 has instead:) 116 } years } { (ms. IB has instead:) 5 kings; they ruled for (ms. IB has:) { 87 } years }. { Then Akšak was defeated } { (ms. S has instead:) Then the reign of Akšak was abolished } and the kingship was taken to Kiš.
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