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The Instructions of Shuruppak
The earliest evidence for any member of the Shuruppak dynasty was found in the Pre-sargonic copies of the Instructions of Shuruppak in Abu Salabikh (c. 2500 BCE). In it, king Shuruppak admonishes his son with a list of long proberbs, son whose name is never given.
| Mesopotamian King | |
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| King of Uruk | |
| Reign: | c. 2900-2700 BC |
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