its a city right?

Sargon is a saint.

All Mesopotamian leaders were great rulers in their own right

Sargon of Swindon that is

Gilgamesh, Sargon, Hammurabi, Ashurbanipal, Nabukodonossor etc

@Milan Hammurabi was the leader of I think either Akkad or Sumeria who historians credit the invention of law

they where more just barbarian emperors more then anything

they would massacre shit ton of people and enslave when conquer something

Hammurabi was the leader of the First Babylonian Empire

get your facts and logic straight

Also know as Amorite Empire

aaa

most of my history knowledge is like from 1444-1821

and thats just "what countries existed at the time"

thankseu4

stop playing eu4 and be a chad and read some books

shut

and let me reform the Roman Empire as Byzantium

Akkad was Sargon, Gilgamesh is Sumeria, Hammurabi is First Babylonian/Amorite, Ashurbanipal is Neo-Assyrian, Nebuchadnezzar II is Neo-Babylonian/Chaldean

chald more like chad

dont tell me you diddnt google it all???

I have a boner for Mesopotamian History

I remember everything

@Modern Man ***SMUCKLES***

my gosh

though I confused Nebuchadnezzar II english name to the Portuguese one

In your ethnostate......what will you do with puppies????

The spanish name is funny

Nabucodonossor

Nebucodonosor

NebuCHADnossor

Nabu wasn't as Chad

he lived as a animal for 30/40 years

I prefer Hammurabi myself

Da code of Hammurabi

Also know as Hammurabi, The Chad Lawmaker

Thats were the eye for eye rule comes from right?

@Modern Man https://theconversation.com/the-world-is-facing-a-global-sand-crisis-83557
The numbers vary between a couple of years and a couple of decades. Sand is an irreplacable component of concrete mix. There are multiple studies attempting to replace concrete with reused ground up plastic, however it is unlikely that these projects will be able to replace sand entirely. And ye, I'm an architect, haven't started my Masters yet, so just low-wage CAD monkeying.

Isnt there a threat of sand usable for glass running out?

Aye, Eye for an Eye, Tooth for a Tooth came from Hammurabi Code