The Sealand (in Babylonian, mar timtim[1]) was the name of a region along the southern edge of Mesopotamia.[2] Ancient lists contain details abo
The Sealand (in Babylonian, mar timtim[1]) was the name of a region along the southern edge of Mesopotamia.[2] Ancient lists contain details about several kings of this region, who comprise what is known as the Sealand Dynasty.[3]
Around 1732 BCE, the Sealand Dynasty was founded by Iluma-ilum, previously the ruler of Isin, who then established a territory for himself in the swampy lands of southern Mesopotamia, and survived attempts at destroying his kingdom by Abi-Eshuh.[4] This dynasty controlled the territory "from Nippur southward" (see Nippur).[5]
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