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This document provides a timeline of ancient Mesopotamian political dynasties and kings from around 2800 BC to 500 BC. It mentions the Sumerians, Akkadians, Babylonians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Hittites, Lydians, Phoenicians, and Persians. For each group, it lists some of their most important kings, the approximate dates they ruled, and some of their accomplishments. Key locations mentioned include Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Iran, and the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
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- 1. Iraq
- 2. Syria
- 3. Turkey
- 4. Iran
- 27. King list
- 29. Alulim 28000 YRS Sumerian 6500 BC the first king of Sumer
- 30. Sumerian 6500 BC Gilgamesh 2800 BC king who wished to become immortal
- 31. Sumerian 6500 BC Kubaba 2500 BC First woman ruler in the history of the world
- 32. Akkadian
- 33. Sargon I 2334 BC Akkadian 2334 BC the first king of Akkad
- 34. Shu-turul 2168 BC Akkadian 2334 BC the last king of Akkad
- 35. Babylonian
- 36. Hammurabi 1792 BC Babylonian 1884 BC Code of Hammurabi Sexagesimal (base 60) the 24-hour day,
- 37. Assyrian
- 38. Tiglath-Pileser I 1114 BC Assyrian 2500 BC Assyrian expansion
- 39. Ashurbanipal 668 BC Assyrian 2500 BC First Library
- 44. Chaldean
- 45. Nebuchadnezzar II 562 BC Chaldean 1000 BC Hanging Garden of Babylon
- 46. Nabonidus 556 BC Chaldean 1000 BC The last king of Chaldea
- 47. Hittites
- 48. Labarna I 1600 BC Hittites 1600 BC The First king of Hittite Use of chariot Use of iron and bronze
- 49. Suppiluliuma II 1600 BC Hittites 1600 BC The Last king of Hittite
- 50. Lydian
- 51. Agron 1200 BC Lydian 1200 BC The first king of Lydia Use of coin
- 52. Gyges 716 BC Lydian 1200 BC The first king of Lydia Use of archery
- 53. Croesus 595 BC Lydian 1200 BC The last Lydian king
- 54. Phoenician
- 55. Hiram 969 BC Phoenician 1200 BC Alphabet System
- 56. Pygmalion Tyre 831 BC Phoenician 1200 BC Knowledge for Sailing
- 57. Persya
- 58. Cyrus the Great 559 BC Persya 559 BC First Persian King Introduce the idea of human rights Satrapy at mga Satrap Persepolis
- 59. Cambyses II 530 BC Persya 559 BC Expanded Persian territory across Egypt
- 60. Darius the Great 522 BC Persya 559 BC Royal Road Koreo Spread of Zoroastrianism
- 61. Xerxes I 486 BC Persya 559 BC known for his massive invasion of Greece
- 62. Sexagesimal
- 64. Priest king Lipunan Upper Class Middle Class Scribe servant Lower Class
- 65. Anu Relihiyon Lord of Heaven Lord of earth Enlil Politeistiko Polythiesm Lord of water Enki
- 67. Ekonomiya
- 68. Sistema ng pagsulat Cuneiform
- 69. Sexagesimal
- 71. Teknolohiya
- 72. Teknolohiya
- 73. Teknolohiya
- 74. Sexagesimal
- 75. Sexagesimal