title: Zuqaqip
text: # Zuqaqip
  
  Zuqaqip of Kish was the ninth Sumerian king of the semi-legendary First Dynasty of Kish, according to the Sumerian King List, where his length of reign is given as 900 years. His name means "Scorpion". Zuqaqip is unlikely to have existed as his name does not appear on texts dating from the period in which he was presumed to have lived (Early Dynastic period).
  
  ## Sources
  
  * ↑ Thorkild Jacobsen, The Sumerian King List (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1939), pp. 78f
  * ↑ William W. Hallo and William Kelly Simpson, The Ancient Near East: A History, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., New York, 1971, p. 41
  * ↑ Marchesi, Gianni (2010). "The Sumerian King List and the Early History of Mesopotamia". M. G. Biga - M. Liverani (eds.), ana turri gimilli: Studi dedicati al Padre Werner R. Mayer, S. J., da amici e allievi (Vicino Oriente - Quaderno 5; Roma): 231–248.
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  Regnal titles :
  
  | Preceded byKalumum | King of Sumer (probably fictional) | Succeeded byAtab |
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  | Preceded byKalumum | King of Kish (probably fictional) | Succeeded byAtab |
  
  vteRulers in the Sumerian King List :
  
  Eridu
  
  Alulim
  
  Alalngar
  
  Bad-tibira
  
  En-men-lu-ana
  
  En-men-gal-ana
  
  Dumuzid
  
  Larak
  
  En-sipad-zid-ana
  
  Sippar
  
  En-men-dur-ana
  
  Shuruppak
  
  Ubara-Tutu
  
  Then the flood swept over.
  
  First dynasty of Kish
  
  Jushur
  
  Kullassina-bel
  
  Nangishlishma
  
  En-tarah-ana
  
  Babum
  
  Puannum
  
  Kalibum
  
  Kalumum
  
  Zuqaqip
  
  Atab
  
  Mashda
  
  Arwium
  
  Etana
  
  Balih
  
  En-me-nuna
  
  Melem-Kish
  
  Barsal-nuna
  
  Zamug
  
  Tizqar
  
  Ilku
  
  Iltasadum
  
  Enmebaragesi
  
  Aga
  
  Eanna
  
  Meshkiangasher
  
  First dynasty of Uruk
  
  Enmerkar
  
  Lugalbanda
  
  Dumuzid the Fisherman
  
  Gilgamesh
  
  Ur-Nungal
  
  Udul-kalama
  
  La-ba'shum
  
  En-nun-tarah-ana
  
  Mesh-he
  
  Melem-ana
  
  Lugal-kitun
  
  Mesannepada
  
  First dynasty of Ur
  
  Mesannepada
  
  A'annepada
  
  Meskiagnun
  
  Elulu
  
  Balulu
  
  Awan dynasty
  
  Second dynasty of Kish
  
  Susuda
  
  Dadasig
  
  Mamagal
  
  Kalbum
  
  Tuge
  
  Men-nuna
  
  Lugalngu
  
  Hamazi
  
  Hadanish
  
  Second dynasty of Uruk
  
  Enshakushanna
  
  Lugal-kinishe-dudu
  
  Argandea
  
  Second dynasty of Ur
  
  Nanni
  
  Mesh-ki-ang-Nanna II
  
  Adab
  
  Lugal-Anne-Mundu
  
  Dynasty of Mari
  
  Anbu
  
  Anba
  
  Bazi
  
  Zizi
  
  Limer
  
  Sharrum-iter
  
  Third dynasty of Kish
  
  Kubaba
  
  Dynasty of Akshak
  
  Unzi
  
  Undalulu
  
  Urur
  
  Puzur-Nirah
  
  Ushi-Il
  
  Shu-Suen of Akshak
  
  Fourth dynasty of Kish
  
  Puzur-Suen
  
  Ur-Zababa
  
  Zimudar
  
  Usi-watar
  
  Eshtar-muti
  
  Ishme-Shamash
  
  Nanniya
  
  Third dynasty of Uruk
  
  Lugal-zage-si
  
  Dynasty of Akkad
  
  Sargon
  
  Rimush
  
  Manishtushu
  
  Naram-Sin
  
  Shar-Kali-Sharri
  
  Then who was king? Who was not king?
  
  Igigi
  
  Imi
  
  Nanum
  
  Ilulu
  
  Dudu
  
  Shu-turul
  
  Fourth dynasty of Uruk
  
  Ur-ningin
  
  Ur-gigir
  
  Kuda
  
  Puzur-ili
  
  Ur-Utu
  
  Gutian dynasty
  
  In the army of Gutium, at first no king was famous; they were their own kings and ruled thus for 3 years.
  
  Inkishush
  
  Sarlagab
  
  Shulme
  
  Elulmesh
  
  Inimabakesh
  
  Igeshaush
  
  Yarlagab
  
  Ibate
  
  Yarla
  
  Kurum
  
  Apilkin
  
  La-erabum
  
  Irarum
  
  Ibranum
  
  Hablum
  
  Puzur-Suen
  
  Yarlaganda
  
  Tirigan
  
  Fifth dynasty of Uruk
  
  Utu-hengal
  
  Third Dynasty of Ur
  
  Ur-Nammu
  
  Shulgi
  
  Amar-Sin
  
  Shu-Sin
  
  Ibbi-Sin
  
  Dynasty of Isin
  
  Ishbi-Erra
  
  Shu-Ilishu
  
  Iddin-Dagan
  
  Ishme-Dagan
  
  Lipit-Ishtar
  
  Ur-Ninurta
  
  Būr-Sîn
  
  Lipit-Enlil
  
  Erra-imitti
  
  Enlil-bani
  
  Zambiya
  
  Iter-pisha
  
  Ur-du-kuga
  
  Sîn-Māgir :
  
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