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It is common to attribute to the Dynasty of Akkad (ca. 2334-2154 BCE) the status of «first empire». In fact, although its widespread rule across the Ancient Near East reveals a continuity with earlier realities, it gave origin to a new tradition that structured Mesopotamian political culture and tradition in centuries to come. Akkad not only became a paradigm for universal rule, but its first king and founder, Sargon (ca. 2334-2279 BCE), was turned into a model of kingship frequently emulated in many political entities that emerged afterwards in Mesopotamia. This work will focus thus on the long-term cultural dimension of the figure of Sargon of Akkad. For that reason, and because of the millennial and intercultural traditions about the «empire» of Akkad, the proper historical context of Sargon’s reign will only serve as a secondary background
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UID/HIS/04666/2013
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Egyptian Empire Assyrian Empire Babylonian Empire Phoenician Empire Anatolian Empires Hellenistic Empires Roman Empire Archaeology History
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Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra