Eshnunna

Eshnunna was an important city-state in ancient Mesopotamia, located in what is now Iraq, around 2000 BCE. It was a significant center for trade, politics, and religion, often competing with nearby city-states like Babylon. Eshnunna was known for its impressive temples, rich cultural artifacts, and a written language that provided insight into early Mesopotamian civilization. As a regional power, it played a key role in the political and economic landscape of ancient Iraq. Its history helps us understand the development of early urban societies and the complex interactions among city-states in Mesopotamia.