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Which ancient Babylonian King had Daniel as his advisor and constructed the Hanging Gardens of Babylon?
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King Nebuchadnezzar.
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When the hanging gardens of Babylon destroyed?
around 600 bc in the great Babylonian earthquake.
What river is surrounding The Hanging Gardens of Babylon?
The Mississippi River is surronding The Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Who was responsible for the Hanging Gardens of Babylon?
king Nebuchadnezzar was responsable for the hanging gardens of babylon
How did the hanging gardens of Babylon disappear?
It was destroyed in the great Babylonian earthquake in Nabusodor days.
Which empire accomplishments include the Ishtar Gate the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and a knowledge of astronomy and medicine?
That was the Babylonian Empire.
Where in the bible does it talk about the hanging gardens of Babylon?
Most of the Babylon Empire is registered in the book of Daniel although the book of Ester registers the area also but it is a smaller book. The book doesn't name the gardens as the hanging gardens because their were destroyed in the great Babylonian earthquake.
What do Ziggurat and the hanging gardens of Babylon have in common?
the hanging gardens of Babylon was one of the most magnificient structures made by the sumerians. A ziggurat and a the hanging gardens of Babylon do not have anything in common.
What can you do at the hanging gardens of Babylon?
what kind of stuff was there at the hanging gardens
How are the hanging gardens in Babylon one of the seven wonders in the world?
There is some controversy as to whether the Hanging Gardens were an actual creation or a poetic creation owing to the lack of documentation of them in the chronicles of Babylonian history.
Which one of the seven wonders of the worlds was built by the Chaldeans in Babylon?
the hanging gardens of Babylon
How old are the hanging gardens of Babylon?
The Hanging Gardens were built in 605 BCE.
Was the hanging gardens of Babylon really hanging?
The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were not really hanging in the sense that they were hanging from the Gardens upside down or anything, they actually were more draped as they grew, over the sides of the trellises and planters.
