King of Babylon

The "King of Babylon" typically refers to a powerful ruler who governed the ancient city of Babylon, a center of culture, commerce, and military strength in Mesopotamia. Historically, this title most famously includes Nebuchadnezzar II, known for his impressive building projects and the Babylonian Empire’s territorial expansion. Spiritually or metaphorically, "King of Babylon" can symbolize authority, wealth, and sometimes decadence or moral decline, especially in biblical contexts. Overall, it denotes a prominent leader of one of history’s most influential ancient civilizations.