About a tablet written in Sumerian
A tablet written in Sumerian recording the dedication of a temple to the gods Shulat and Khanesh by King Shulgi dating back to the year 2094-2047 BC. Translation of the tablet: - To Shulat and Khanesh, the lords of Shulgi, the great man, King of Ur, King of Sumer and Akkad, built their temple. . The location of the temple and the name of the temple are still unknown. The tablet was sold at Christie’s auction in 2015 for $93,000.
His son Sulgi (2094 - 2047 BC) assumed power after the death of Ur-Nammu. The old name of King Shulgi is (Dungi). His reign is considered the longest period spent by a king of the Third Dynasty of Ur, and the royal tables mention that he ruled for (48) years. King Shulgi devoted the first half of his reign to construction and reconstruction work First and foremost is the completion of the construction of a number of temples and ziggurats that his father was unable to complete, especially the buildings in the city of Ur and other Sumerian cities.
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