Shulgi

Shulgi was a significant ruler of the ancient Sumerian city-state of Ur, reigning around 2094-2047 BCE. He is often credited with enhancing the administration, economy, and culture of his kingdom, promoting trade and construction projects, and reorganizing the government to improve efficiency. Shulgi is also known for his military campaigns that expanded his territory. His reign is marked by advancements in literature, law, and art. Importantly, he established a legacy of divine kingship, where he was viewed as a god-like figure, solidifying the ruler's authority and influence in Sumerian society.