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'''En-Kin-Kish II. I-Moodam''' was the 36th and last Prince of Moodam and its first King 1251-1286 ONA.In 1255 he retook lrge teritories from the Dohlepur King [[Kukumun III. I-Dohlepur]] ,after witch King Kukumun killed himself ,to elude the shame in 1256 ONA.He then fought the new king [[Bashakuk-Si I. I-Dohlepur]] in several wars,going as far as Dohlepur city in 1271,until Bashakuk-Si recognised the full independance of Moodam,gave up his claim of sovereignity over the area and recognised En-Kin-Kish as King in 1273.He rebuilt the nation and reconstructed numerous temples ,after witch he was named "''Rajnijasprayana Mahinantrandra Varomanirananja Akshara''" , "Lord of the Twelve Thousand Temples".He died in 1286 ONA and was succeeded by his son [[En-Bal-Nuba II. I-Moodam]] .
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'''En-Kin-Kish II. I-Moodam''' was the 36th and last Prince of Moodam and its first King 1251-1286 ONA.He was a son of [[En-Mer-Anga-Kish II. I-Moodam ]] .In 1255 he retook lrge teritories from the Dohlepur King [[Kukumun III. I-Dohlepur]] ,after witch King Kukumun killed himself ,to elude the shame in 1256 ONA.He then fought the new king [[Bashakuk-Si I. I-Dohlepur]] in several wars,going as far as Dohlepur city in 1271,until Bashakuk-Si recognised the full independance of Moodam,gave up his claim of sovereignity over the area and recognised En-Kin-Kish as King in 1273.He rebuilt the nation and reconstructed numerous temples ,after witch he was named "''Rajnijasprayana Mahinantrandra Varomanirananja Akshara''" , "Lord of the Twelve Thousand Temples".He died in 1286 ONA and was succeeded by his son [[En-Bal-Nuba II. I-Moodam]] .
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Nasra I. I-Dohlepur 106 ONA-144 ONA
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Ithidesmukh I. I-Dohlepur 144-159 ONA
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Nasra II. I-Dohlepur 159-191 ONA
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Ithidesmukh II. I-Dohlepur 191-269 ONA
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Ithidesmukh III. I-Dohlepur 269-273 ONA
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Nasra III. I-Dohlepur 273-310 ONA
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Ithidesmukh IV. I-Dohlepur 310-343 ONA
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Ithidesmukh V. I-Dohlepur 343-379 ONA
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Ithidesmukh VI. I-Dohlepur 379-401 ONA
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Ithidesmukh VII. I-Dohlepur 401-444 ONA
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Ithidesmukh VIII. I-Dohlepur 444-478 ONA
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Nasra IV. I-Dohlepur 478-505 ONA
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Nasra V. I-Dohlepur 505-525 ONA
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Dudamai I. I-Dohlepur 525-573 ONA
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Nasra VI. I-Dohlepur 573-606 ONA
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Nasra VII. I-Dohlepur 606-651 ONA
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Dudamai II. I-Dohlepur 651-683 ONA
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Ithidesmukh IX. I-Dohlepur 683-719 ONA
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Dudamai III. I-Dohlepur 719-732 ONA
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Dudamai IV. I-Dohlepur 732-756 ONA
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Ithidesmukh X. I-Dohlepur 756-808 ONA
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Dudamai V. I-Dohlepur 808-846 ONA
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Nasra VIII. I-Dohlepur 846-880 ONA
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Iddid I. I-Dohlepur 880-906 ONA
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Nasra IX. I-Dohlepur 906 ONA
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Sirir-nasra I. I-Dohlepur 906-950 ONA
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Zathatheqeb I. I-Dohlepur 950-981 ONA
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Elimun I. I-Dohlepur 981-1040 ONA
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Kullabisara I. I-Dohlepur 1040-1080 ONA
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Naghlishibaba I. I-Dohlepur 1080-1111 ONA
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Kukumun I. I-Dohlepur 1111-1141 ONA
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Sirir-Nasra II. I-Dohlepur 1141-1156 ONA
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Bashaluq I. I-Dohlepur 1156-1180 ONA
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Elimun II. I-Dohlepur 1180-1201 ONA
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Sirir-Nasra III. I-Dohlepur 1201-1240 ONA
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Illbashum I. I-Dohlepur 1240-1241 ONA
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Bashakulum I. I-Dohlepur 1241-1242 ONA
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Ur-Menkar I. I-Dohlepur 1242-1243 ONA
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Elimun III. I-Dohlepur 1243 ONA
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Kukumun II. I-Dohlepur 1243-1244 ONA
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Kukumun III. I-Dohlepur 1244-1256 ONA
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Bashakuk-Si I. I-Dohlepur 1256-1288 ONA
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Illbashum II. I-Dohlepur 1288-1313 ONA
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Naghlishibaba II. I-Dohlepur 1313-1341 ONA
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Elimun IV. I-Dohlepur 1341-1379 ONA
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Bashaluq II. I-Dohlepur 1379-1385 ONA
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Bashakuk-Si II. I-Dohlepur 1385-1405 ONA
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Ur-Menkar II. I-Dohlepur 1405-1415 ONA
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Naghlishibaba III. I-Dohlepur 1415-1451 ONA
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Elimun V. I-Dohlepur 1451-1483 ONA
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Illbashum III. I-Dohlepur 1483-1505 ONA
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Bashakuk-Si III. I-Dohlepur 1505-1540 ONA
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Bashaluq III. I-Dohlepur 1540-1551 ONA
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Naghlishibaba IV. I-Dohlepur 1551-1596 ONA
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Kukumun IV. I-Dohlepur 1596-1636 ONA
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Ur-Menkar III. I-Dohlepur 1636-1673 ONA
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Illbashum IV. I-Dohlepur 1673-1707 ONA
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Elimun VI. I-Dohlepur 1707-1737 ONA
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Kullabisara II. I-Dohlepur 1737-1787 ONA
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Bashaluq IV. I-Dohlepur 1787-1803 ONA
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Naghlishibaba V. I-Dohlepur 1803-1853 ONA
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Elimun VII. I-Dohlepur 1853-1862 ONA
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Ur-Menkar IV. I-Dohlepur 1862-1888 ONA
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Illbashum V. I-Dohlepur 1888-1921 ONA
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Kukumun V. I-Dohlepur 1921-1956 ONA
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Kullabisara III. I-Dohlepur 1956-1993 ONA
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Naghlishibaba VI. I-Dohlepur 1993-2033 ONA
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Naghlishibaba VII. I-Dohlepur 2033-2081 ONA
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Illbashum VI. I-Dohlepur 2081-2116 ONA
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Elimun VIII. I-Dohlepur 2116-2144 ONA
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Falls to Moodam through marriage of En-Bal-Nuba III. I-Moodam to the only daughter of Elimun VIII. I-Dohlepur, 2144 ONA
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Sushanria I. I-Moodam 111-126 ONA
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Sushenenryuware I. I-Moodam 126-180 ONA
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Sushanria II. I-Moodam 180-185 ONA
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Sushanria III. I-Moodam 185-211 ONA
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Sushanria IV. I-Moodam 211-256 ONA
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Sushanria V. I-Moodam 256-290 ONA
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Sushenenryuware II. I-Moodam 290-326 ONA
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Sushanria VI. I-Moodam 326-346 ONA
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Sushenenryuware III. I-Moodam 346-376 ONA
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Sushenenryuware IV. I-Moodam 376-404 ONA
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Sushenenryuware V. I-Moodam 404-446 ONA
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Sushenenryuware VI. I-Moodam 446-493 ONA
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Sushenenryuware VII. I-Moodam 493-527 ONA
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Sushenenryuware VIII. I-Moodam 527-550 ONA
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Susharia VII. I-Moodam 550-580 ONA
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Sushenenryuware IX. I-Moodam 580-612 ONA
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Susharia VIII. I-Moodam 612-654 ONA
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Sushenenryuware X. I-Moodam 654-688 ONA
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Susharia IX. I-Moodam 688-710 ONA
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En-Mer-Kaba I. I-Moodam 710-743 ONA
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En-Melugabal I. I-Moodam 743-759 ONA
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En-Men-Enlili I. I-Moodam 759-789 ONA
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En-Mer-Baba I. I-Moodam 789-808 ONA
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En-Men-Kumu I. I-Moodam 808-840 ONA
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En-Mellem I. I-Moodam 840-882 ONA
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En-Ur-Kish I. I-Moodam 882-916 ONA
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En-Kug-Illi I. I-Moodam 916-946 ONA
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En-Bal-Nuba I. I-Moodam 946-980 ONA
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En-Mer-Anga-Kish I. I-Moodam 980-1011 ONA
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En-Kug-Bakbul I. I-Moodam 1011-1048 ONA
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En-Men-Pille I. I-Moodam 1048-1091 ONA
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En-Kin-Kish I. I-Moodam 1091-1129 ONA
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En-Mer-Bassa I. I-Moodam 1129-1163 ONA*
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En-Mer-Bakdal I. I-Moodam 1163-1206 ONA*
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En-Mer-Anga-Kish II. I-Moodam 1206-1251 ONA
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En-Kin-Kish II. I-Moodam 1251-1286 ONA*
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En-Bal-Nuba II. I-Moodam 1286-1320 ONA*
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Latest revision as of 08:18, 7 August 2007

En-Kin-Kish II. I-Moodam was the 36th and last Prince of Moodam and its first King 1251-1286 ONA.He was a son of En-Mer-Anga-Kish II. I-Moodam .In 1255 he retook lrge teritories from the Dohlepur King Kukumun III. I-Dohlepur ,after witch King Kukumun killed himself ,to elude the shame in 1256 ONA.He then fought the new king Bashakuk-Si I. I-Dohlepur in several wars,going as far as Dohlepur city in 1271,until Bashakuk-Si recognised the full independance of Moodam,gave up his claim of sovereignity over the area and recognised En-Kin-Kish as King in 1273.He rebuilt the nation and reconstructed numerous temples ,after witch he was named "Rajnijasprayana Mahinantrandra Varomanirananja Akshara" , "Lord of the Twelve Thousand Temples".He died in 1286 ONA and was succeeded by his son En-Bal-Nuba II. I-Moodam .

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