What does lugal mean?
Lugal means (historical) A ruler of a city state in ancient Sumer..
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(historical) A ruler of a city state in ancient Sumer..
Evidence shows that competition among Sumerian city-states reached a new level around 2500 B.C.E., as ambitious lugals vied to magnify themselves and their kingdoms.
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Lugal means (historical) A ruler of a city state in ancient Sumer..
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Evidence shows that competition among Sumerian city-states reached a new level around 2500 B.C.E., as ambitious lugals vied to magnify themselves and their kingdoms.
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