Who is The 1st KING of This World ?

Who is The 1st KING of This World ?

For much of human history, the king - the male king - had largely driven the power of civilization. Kings such as William the Conqueror , Genghis Khan and Tutankhamun   were incredibly important figures. From collecting taxes, to religious wars, the speech of kings was considered final.

Now the question can be asked who was the first king of the world?

The correct answer may have been lost in the dust of history or the  first king's written records could not give it a great deal of time.
 "It's definitely an unanswered question," says Mark Moon , a history professor at Penn State University.

List of Sumerian kings 

The Sumerian King List is an ancient manuscript of ancient and original kingsIt is written about existence. The text, discovered in the early 20th century, is so ancient that its first "pages" were written on cuneiform tablets. Some historians say that  the first king of the world is probably Iri-Hor or Neymar . They were the ancient Egyptian kings. Historians point to the Sumerian King list, suggesting that they once ruled the area around present-day Iraq.  Eckert Frame , a professor of language and civilization at Yale University , says

 According to Mesopotamian traditions included in the Sumerian King list, the first king was Alulim, the ruler of the city of Eridu. It is said that he ruled for 1,200 years in the city of Kish. The first chapters of the Bible, Noah's Ark, which has some remarkable similarities to the story of the great flood or dissolution. '

The Sumerian King list is literally nothing. It is made by combining realism with myths ; So the kings seem to have ruled for ten thousand years. But we know that it is not possible for anyone who has 3 or more to survive.Many of the characters mentioned in the first section of the Sumerian King list are clearly fictitious personalities. May-Bargesi is said to be the first ruler of Mesopotamia ( circa 2700 BCE ), and evidence for the rule comes from inscriptions found in vase fragments. He defeated Elam as the leader of the Babylonian city of Kishir, which is now in civilization in Iran, and after that he led his people for 3 years. Unless the ridiculous 5-year reign is included, May-Begresi may be the first king in history. However, he is not the only contender for the title. John Darnell , a professor of Egyptology at Yale University , says, "The first ruler whose rule we can see a little bit is the man who was buried at U-Z in Abydos. This tomb is older than 3320 BC. Chronologically it appears that he was the first king of the Egyptian Empire." "

KING SCORPION

Darnell says that researchers are still trying to understand the different parts of their invention that may represent some part of the early history of the human race. Evidence of the conflict points to an important war in the past that led to a unified civilization, led by someone who may have   been known as King Scorpion .

Egypt thebana Western Desert at gyabela tajauti darnela was discovered, on a bajarera an imp carving has been shown, it is a symbol which means "king" or the god of Egyptian history has meant horasake.

Darnell , who has spent decades studying Egyptian history , says that "Scorpion" is the earliest ruler, for which I believe we can propose a title even if we don't know his name, King Scorpion. "

Historians are still trying hard to give accurate ideas about our history. 

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