The Sumerian King List credits the founding of Uruk's first royal dynasty to a figure named Mesh-ki-ang-gasher, who "walked into the sea and disappeared".
Some biblical revisionist theorists draw parallels between this story and Cain's banishment into wanderings.
The second king of Uruk was Enmerkar. The prefix En- in Sumerian denotes "Lord" or "Ruler". Some scholars analyze the names Enmerkar and Enoch as potential linguistic derivations of the same historical memory or tradition.
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