En-anna-tum I succeeded his brother
References
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publisher = Encyclopedia Britannica
title = Sumer History
date = 1911
url = http://www.crystalinks.com/sumerhistory.html
accessdate = 2006-11-19
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ANNA — I. ANNA Bernardi, Comitis Hohenbergensis Sueviae filia uxor Rodolphi I. Imperatoris. Obiit A, C. 1281. Basileae in Summi Tenipli adyto sepulta. Haec nobilissimorum Austriae Principum genitrix fuit, unde et praecipuarum per Germaniam domorum… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
En-hedu-anna — En ḫedu anna / En hedu anna (auch En ḫedu ana, En chedu ana; akkadisch En he2 du7 an na, auch Enḫeduanna/Encheduanna/Enheduanna) ist als Tochter von Sargon von Akkad, neben ihren wichtigen Positionen im Land, gilt sie als erste historisch… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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