| 1.
|
Melam-Kish
(Melem-Kish) |
| |
King
of |
Kish |
| |
Father
|
Emennuna
(En-me-nuna) |
| |
Wife |
? |
| |
Childrens |
Hia-Kish
and Pali-Kinatim (no child) |
| |
| 2.
|
Hia-Kish |
| |
King
of |
Kish |
| |
Father
|
Melam-Kish
(Melem-Kish) |
| |
Possible
Wife |
Nidaba
(Sumerian goddess of writing & learning (a mortal
Nidaba)) |
| |
Possible
Child |
Meskiaggasher
(Mes-agga-sheri, Mesh-ki-ang-gasher) (1st King)
of Uruk |
| |
| 3.
|
Meskiaggasher
(Mes-agga-sheri, Mesh-ki-ang-gasher) |
| |
King
of |
1st
King of Uruk |
| |
Father
|
Hia-Kish
(at
some places Meskiaggasher father is Utu) |
| |
Wife |
? |
| |
Child |
Enmerker
(2nd King) of Uruk |
| |
Note |
Meskiaggasher
(Mes-agga-sheri, Mesh-ki-ang-gasher of Erech; founded
new Kingdom breaking from Sumerians of Kish) |
| |
| 4.
|
Enmerker |
| |
King
of |
2nd
King of Uruk |
| |
Father
|
Meskiaggasher
(Mes-agga-sheri, Mesh-ki-ang-gasher) |
| |
Wife |
Enmerkarzi |
| |
Child |
Ninsu
/ Ninsun of Uruk (Daughter) |
| |
| 5.
|
Ninsu
/ Ninsun of Uruk (Daughter of Enmerker)
|
| |
Father
|
Enmerker
|
| |
Husband |
Lugalbanda
(3rd King) of Uruk and 1st husband of Ninsu |
| |
Child |
Daughter |
| |
Note |
Lugalbanda
was Enmerker's general, not son |
| |
| 6.
|
Lugalbanda
(Husband of Ninsu / Ninsun) |
| |
King
of |
3rd
King of Uruk |
| |
Wife
|
Ninsu
of Uruk / Ninsu 'the Wise' (Cow Goddess) |
| |
Child |
Daughter
of Lugalbanda and Ninsu / Ninsun |
| |
Note |
At
the end of Lugulbanda's reign, Kish under the Etana
King Enmebaragesi became the leading power in Sumeria
|
| |
| 7.
|
Daughter
of Lugalbanda and Ninsu / Ninsun |
| |
Father
|
Lugalbanda |
| |
Mother |
Ninsu
of Uruk / Ninsun 'the Wise' (Cow Goddess) |
| |
Wife |
? |
| |
Child |
Daughter |
| |
| 8.
|
Grand
Daughter of Lugalbanda and Ninsu
/ Ninsun |
| |
Father
|
? |
| |
Mother
|
Daughter
of Lugalbanda and Ninsu / Ninsun |
| |
Husband |
Gilgamesh
(5th King) of Uruk |
| |
Child |
Ur-Nungal
(6th King) of Uruk |
| |
| 9.
|
Ur-Nungal
|
| |
King
of |
6th
King of Uruk |
| |
Father
|
|
| |
Mother
|
Grand
Daughter of Lugalbanda and
Ninsu / Ninsun |
| |
Wife |
? |
| |
Child |
Utul-Kalamma
(Utu-Kalamme, Udul-kalama) King of Erech |
| |
| 10.
|
Utul-Kalamma
(Utu-Kalamme, Udul-kalama) |
| |
King
of |
Uruk |
| |
Father
|
Ur-Nungal |
| |
Wife |
? |
| |
Child |
Labashum
(La-ba'shum) King of Erech
|
| |
| 11.
|
Labashum
(La-ba'shum) |
| |
King
of |
Uruk
|
| |
Father
|
Utul-Kalamma
(Utu-Kalamme,
Udul-kalama) |
| |
Wife
|
|
| |
Child |
Ennundaranna
(E-nun-dara-anni) |
| |
| 12.
|
Ennundaranna
(E-nun-dara-anni / En-nun-tarah-ana) |
| |
King
of |
Uruk
|
| |
Father
|
Labashum
(La-ba'shum)
King of Erech |
| |
Wife |
? |
| |
Child |
Meshe
(Mesh-he) |
| |
Note |
Aka
E-nun-dara-anni King of Erech |
| |
| 13.
|
Meshe
(Mesh-he) |
| |
King
of |
Uruk
|
| |
Father
|
Ennundaranna
(E-nun-dara-anni)
King of Erech |
| |
Wife |
? |
| |
Child |
Melam-Anna |
| |
Note |
Aka
Mes-he King of Erech |
| |
| 14.
|
Melam-Anna
(Melam-Anni) |
| |
King
of |
Uruk |
| |
Father
|
Meshe
(Mesh-he) King of Erech |
| |
Wife |
? |
| |
Child |
Lugal-kitun
|
| |
Note |
Melam-Anna
(Melam-Anni) King of Erech |
| |
| 15.
|
Lugal-kitun
(Lugal-Ke) |
| |
King
of |
Uruk
|
| |
Father
|
Melam-Anna
(Melam-Anni) King of Erech |
| |
Wife
|
? |
| |
Child |
Agga
(Prince) |
| |
Note |
Aka
Lugal-Ke 12th King of Erech |
| |
| 16.
|
Agga
(Prince) |
| |
King
of |
Uruk
|
| |
Father
|
Lugal-kitun
(Lugal-Ke)
12th King of Erech |
| |
Wife
|
? |
| |
Child |
La'ibum
Utte-Bel (Prince) |
| |
| 17.
|
La'ibum
Utte-Bel (Prince) |
| |
King
of |
Uruk
|
| |
Father
|
Agga
(Prince) |
| |
Possible
Wife |
High-Priestess
(who lived in Azupirana) of Kish and (NN), a Goddess |
| |
Child |
Sargon
'the Great' 1st Emperor of Sumer and Akkad |
| |
| 18.
|
Sargon
'the Great' 1st Emperor of Sumer and Akkad
|
| |
Emperor
of |
Sumer
and Akkad |
| |
Date |
Born
: about 2360 BC and Died : 2279 BC Agade |
| |
Father
|
La'ibum
Utte-Bel (Prince)
|
| |
Wives |
Melka
and Tashlultum (Princess) of Uruk |
| |
Children |
|
| |
Note
|
Aka
Sargon (Sharruken) I of Akkad, Cupbearer to Sumerian
King of Kish (Ur-Za-Baba or his successor), whom
he deposed; (great Conqueror becoming King of Akkad,
Sumer, Mari, Elam and King of Kish) |
