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3000 BCE
The script appeared
The script appeared -
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2500 BCE
(Arabs, Hebrews and Syrians) invaded the Mesopotamian region
(Arabs, Hebrews and Syrians) constantly invaded the Mesopotamian region -
2350 BCE
Sargon takes the power of Mesopotamia
Around 2350 a. C., Sargon, a usurper of Akkadian origin, took power in the city of Kiš. He founded a new capital, Agadé and conquered the rest of Sumerian cities, defeating the king of Umma until then dominant -
2100 BCE
King of Uruk, defeated and expelled the rulers of the Sumerian lands
Utu-hegal, king of Uruk, defeated and expelled the rulers of the Sumerian lands. shortly thereafter he was defeated by Ur-Nammu, the king of Ur, who became the hegemonic city in the entire region during the period of Ur -
2003 BCE
The last predominantly Sumerian Empire fell.
2003 a. C. the last predominantly Sumerian Empire fell. Henceforth, the Akkadian culture that predominates and later Babylon will inherit the role of the great Sumerian empires. -
1930 BCE
The monarchs of Larsa those who are sent to the conquest of the neighboring cities
Will be the monarchs of Larsa those who are sent to the conquest of the neighboring cities, attacking Elam and the cities of Diyala and conquering Ur, in spite of which they did not obtain a complete dominion in the region, -
1792 BCE
A policy of expansion begins.
An expansion policy will begin; in the first place he freed himself from Ur to confront the king of Larsa, snatching Isin and Uruk; with the help of Mari, in 1762 he defeated a coalition of cities in the Tigris, and then conquered the city of Larsa. -
1750 BCE
Casitas conquered Babilonia
Hammurabi died in 1750 a. C., then reigned his son Samsu-iluna, who had to face an attack by the cottages. This situation would repeat itself. During the reign of Abi-Eshuh. Since the death of the conqueror, the problems with the houses had multiplied. It was an attack by the Hittite king, Mursili I conquered Babylon, after which the region fell under the power of the casitas.
