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"freedom" ("ama-gi"), appears for the first time in recorded history.[7][edit]
This claim is made on both the page for Entemena and Urukagina, which is it? Also, the page for Lugalanda states — Break in traditions inaugurated by Urukagina— but the whole entry claims Urukagina claimed title of king after the downfall of Lugalanda. Both 'facts' cannot be true unless Entemena and Urukagina are the same, if this conclusion is true, should the two pages not be one? 105.245.224.236 (talk) 10:06, 17 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]
