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The Gutian Invasion and the Collapse of Akkadian Hegemony (c. 2193–2119 BCE)

The Gutian Invasion and the Collapse of Akkadian Hegemony (c. 2193–2119 BCE)

  1. Post-Akkad succession turmoil deepens fragmentation

    Labels: Akkad, Succession
  2. Gutians and Amorites exploit Akkad’s weakness

    Labels: Gutians, Amorites
  3. Gutian “kingship” appears in the Sumerian King List

    Labels: Sumerian King, Gutian kingship
  4. Independent city-states re-emerge in southern Mesopotamia

    Labels: Uruk, Lagash
  5. Gudea’s Lagash prospers amid Gutian-era fragmentation

    Labels: Gudea, Lagash
  6. Gutian rule narrows in scope in later reconstructions

    Labels: Gutians, Viceroys
  7. Si’um attested as a late Gutian ruler

    Labels: Si um, Sumerian King
  8. Tirigan’s brief reign ends Gutian kingship tradition

    Labels: Tirigan, Gutian kingship
  9. Utu-hengal of Uruk defeats Tirigan and the Gutians

    Labels: Utu-hengal, Uruk
  10. Utu-hengal’s short reign launches a Sumerian revival

    Labels: Utu-hengal, Sumerian revival