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Who was the Babylon emperor who took Babylon to its greatest zenith of. power and built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon?
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King Nebuchadnezzar II
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Do hanging gardens still exist?
The hanging Gardens of Babylon or the hanging Gardens of Semiramis were build by the Babylonian Emperor Nebuchadnezzer II at 600 BCE. The gardens were destroyed by earthquakes after the 2nd century BCE. Currently there are no hanging gardens although there are famous gardens in different parts of the world like Tivoli in Rome, Villa d' Este, the Vatican gardens, the gardens of Verseilles in Paris France and elswhere.
Who was the babylonian emperor who took Babylon to its greatest zenith of power and built the hanging gardens of Babylon?
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