An English song: What is Akadenus, Akadenus, and Akadenus

Girls singing? Originally, the first thing that came to mind when I heard you describe it was Tamas Wells - Valder Fields ??

just one last dance by sarah connor

Forward, sad... But it doesn't seem to be I find at the beginning....

Let's see if this is.

Did the landlord find out what song it was later? I've been looking for a long time.

im all good--remady

It should be this one, the beginning is very ethereal and soft, and the back is very rhythmic o( o

Numb Lincoln Park? Is this the one?

It should be every moment of my life, without a prelude.

Love the way you lie I've been looking for a long time.

Dracula is Akkad.

When Van Heling killed Dracula, Dracula did not die, but instead became a core, and then wrapped all the creatures he absorbed outside his body to become Akkad.

Dracula and Alucara

In the end, Arcade was distracted by Schrödinger's cat, and became confused about his own existence and lost himself.

And the one who launched the strongest skill Hundred Ghost Summoning, so that there was only one life left to be killed, and that hall was Dracula.

There's an anime called Hell Song? (hellsing) is about the heir of the Haier Star family, a female Wu Sun, who fought against the vampire in the United Kingdom, and there was a vampire in his family who had a contract with her It was Dracula's son named Akad (that is, Dracula wrote it in reverse) The earliest TV version of the picture may be a little worse The ova version jumped out in a few months.

The Mesopotamian civilization (also known as the Civilization of the Two Rivers) was roughly bounded by the present-day city of Baghdad and divided into two parts: north and south. The northern part is centered on the ancient city of Assyria, called Silesia, or simply Assyria; The southern part is centered on the city of Babylon, which is called Babylonia, which means "the land of Babylon." Babylonia was divided into two regions, Sumerian in the south near the mouth of the Persian Gulf, and Akkadian in the north of Sumer, whose inhabitants were called Sumerians and Akkadians, who in turn were a branch of the Semitic people.

The Mesopotamian civilization was originally created by the Sumerians. The name Akkadian** is derived from the Akkadian language, which was developed from the Sumerian and Semitic languages spoken during the ancient Babylonian period. Babylon was formed by the combination of Akkadian and Sumerian.

Akkadian Location: The Kingdom of Akkadian was a slave state of the Akkadian people of the Seme language family in the southern part of the two river valleys of Western Asia in ancient times. The ruling area was located in southern Mesopotamia (present-day Iraq), southeast of Assyria.

In fact, they are all place names in Mesopotamia. But the age is different. They all belong to a branch of the Semitic people, and belong to the same ancestor as the Hebrews.

The answer is not much, thank you!

The earliest creators of the civilization of the Two Rivers Valley were the Sumerians from the eastern mountains around 4,000 BC. In 3,000 BC, the Sumerians established numerous city-states in the valley of the two rivers.

Judging from the historical data that has been obtained from archaeological discoveries, from 2900 BC, the Sumerian city-states entered an era of "kingdoms competing for hegemony". The larger cities are Elidu, Kish, Lagersh, Uruk, your, and Nipur.

2.The period of the Kingdom of Akkad.

The Akkadians, a branch of the Semitic people, entered the valley of the two rivers around 2500 BC. By the time the Akkadians entered the valley of the Two Rivers, the Sumerian city-state civilization had come to an end, and the struggle between the city-states was extremely fierce. King Sargon of Akkad unified the Sumerian region and established a centralized monarchy, ending the Sumerian city-state era.

The Sumerian-Akkad era begins. Around 2191 B.C., the Guti people destroyed Akkad, ruled southern Mesopotamia, and established the Gutium regime. End of the Sumerian-Akkadian era in southern Mesopotamia.

3.Sumerian Revival and the Third Dynasty of your.

In the later period of the Akkadian kingdom, the centralization of power had tended to collapse, and the barbarian Kuti invaded and destroyed the Akkad kingdom, but the Kuti rule was not stable, allowing the Sumerian city-states to be briefly revived. Among them, Utu-Hengal, the king of the city-state of Uruk, drove out the Kuti. Utuhegar asked Urnham to guard the city of your.

However, ur-nammu established his capital in your in c. 2113 BC, unified Mesopotamia, established the Third Dynasty of your (2111 BC to 2003 BC), and dominated the city-states of southern Mesopotamia during his reign, and Urnham began to call himself "King of Sumer and Akkad".

Around 2006 B.C., the Elamites, the Quti, the Amorites, and the Subari combined forces to defeat your.