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Enna-Dagan
Enna-Dagan was a king of Mari on the Euphrates in the twenty-fourth century BCE. He is known chiefly from a letter found in the archives of Ebla in which he recounts the campaigns of Mari's kings, among them Iblul-Il, against towns in Ebla's sphere of influence. The letter shows Mari's dominance over Ebla at the time, when Ebla delivered large amounts of silver and gold to Mari.
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