Not all Mesopotamian city-states had a religious ruler specifically called a shaman. Instead, many city-states were governed by kings or priest-kings who held both political and religious authority. While shamans, or similar religious figures, may have existed, the primary leadership structure typically revolved around these rulers who managed both the civic and spiritual needs of their communities. The role of religion was significant, but it was often integrated into the broader governance rather than being solely represented by shamans.
Mesopotamia was civilized by the sumerians, which had a religious belief of many gods. They had an important preist who was there ruler and had temples to worship there gods called ziggurates. There was no set religion when mesopotamia was found until the Jewish people founded judism with there belief in one god. The religion of the people in mesopotamia is polytheism.
hammurabi
It's Ensi -Ryan Sly Hernandez
Sargon the Great
The Muslim ruler, Akbar, mandated religious and cultural toleration.
Mesopotamia was civilized by the sumerians, which had a religious belief of many gods. They had an important preist who was there ruler and had temples to worship there gods called ziggurates. There was no set religion when mesopotamia was found until the Jewish people founded judism with there belief in one god. The religion of the people in mesopotamia is polytheism.
hammurabi ruled mesopotamia. He ruled after a ruler named Saragon, who ruled a small area of mesopotamia (now modern day Iraq) called Akkad.
From most important to least... Ruler Government and Religious Workers Skilled Workers, Merchants, Artisans Lower Government and Religious Workers Construction, Defense, and Entertainment Peasants (Farmers) Slaves
One of the leader or ruler was Hammurabi
the answer is king
hammurabi
The Patesi was the ruling priest in Mesopotamia. In Mesopotamian culture, priests were seen as direct representatives of the gods, and so the Patesi, ruler of the priests, had great power- both religious and political.
It's Ensi -Ryan Sly Hernandez
Sargon the Great
The Muslim ruler, Akbar, mandated religious and cultural toleration.
He was a king, when Sargon died, Hammurabi had the power to take over Mesopotamia because he was a ruler, a king
Hammurabi is the one in charge of ancient Mesopotamia city. The people of Mefoptamia are always looking for freedom from the authorities, no matter who they have as a ruler.