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Puzer-Mama
Also known as Puzurmama, Puzur-Mama
thumb|Puzer-Mama was king of Lagash, at the extreme south of Mesopotamia Puzer-Mama or Puzur-Mama (, puzur4-Dma-ma; died 2200 BC) was a ruler of Lagash before Gudea. Though he adopted the title of King (lugal), Puzer-Mama shows kinship with future Lagashite governors (ensi) in the religiosity of his inscriptions.
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thumb|Puzer-Mama was king of Lagash, at the extreme south of Mesopotamia Puzer-Mama or Puzur-Mama (, puzur4-Dma-ma; died 2200 BC) was a ruler of Lagash before Gudea. Though he adopted the title of King (lugal), Puzer-Mama shows kinship with future Lagashite governors (ensi) in the religiosity of his inscriptions.
He took control of Lagash during Shar-Kali-Sharri's reign, when troubles with the Guti left the Sargonic king with only "a small rump state whose center lay at the confluence of the Diyala and Tigris river." (Frayne 1993 p. 186)