Naram-Sin
Naram-Sin Naram-Sin stele Naram-Sin (2155 BC– 2119 BC short ...
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Naram Sin   (translated from German)
Naram Sin Naram Sîn (also Naramsuen) was from 2260-2223 ... of Akkad . After that sumerischen king list Naram Sîn was the son of the Manistu ... 37 years governed. The name means "of Sin loved ". Table of contents Ruler title ...
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Naram-without   (translated from Spanish)
Naram-without Naram-without (2260 adC - 2223 adC cronología ). Low Naram-Without, the third successor and grandson of ... that is to say, of the universe. Naram-without, the strong man, God of Agade ... of the territory of the Persian Gulf. Naram-without it expanded its empire defeating ...
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Image:Naram-sin.jpg
Image:Naram-sin.jpg No file by this name exists ...
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Naram-Sin d' Akkad   (translated from French)
Naram-Sin d' Akkad Stele of Naram-Sim, musée of the Louvre Naram-Sin ("elder of Sîn ") is king d' ...
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Nararn-Sin
Nararn-Sin Naram-Sin was king of Akkad c. 2250 BC ...
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Worsen of Akkad   (translated from French)
... Mésopotamie. Great conquests Stele of victory of Naram-Sin , museum of the Louvre After having subjected ... country of Magan ( Oman ) His/her son Naram-Sin go up on the throne of them ... however again in Sumer: repression is terrible. Naram-Sin according to the tradition would ...
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Akkadian Empire
... and both were assassinated; but his grandson, Naram-Sin, followed up the earlier successes by marching ... He assumed the imperial title of "King Naram-Sin, of the four quarters", and, like his ... Art A finely executed bas relief representing Naram-Sin, and bearing a striking resemblance ...
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Chronology of the Ancient Near East
... names of their builders, tells us that Naram-Sin, the son of Sargon of Akkad, lived ... Manishtusu, the following kings reigned: 2329-2282 Naram-sin 2282-2257 Shar-kali-sharri He was ... Ibranum 2212-2210 Hablum 2210-2203 Puzur-sin 2203-2196 Iarlaganda 2196-2189 Si' ...
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User:Oswax/CANE
... the temple at Sippar, inscriptions of king Naram-Sin, son of Sargon of Akkad, were found ... Samsu-Iluna 1857-1814 Hammurabi 1877-1857 Sin-muballit 1895-1877 Apil-Sin 1909-1895 Sabium or Sabum 1945-1909 ... Manishtusu, the following kings reigned: 2329-2282 Naram-sin 2282-2257 Shar-kali-sharri ...
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