ウル第三王朝時代の Gú-na ma-da
1990 年 33 巻 1 号 p. 80-95
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1990 年 33 巻 1 号 p. 80-95
The purpose of this paper is to distinguish between gú-na and gú-na ma-da. Gú-na tribute was brought by rulers of vassal states from the far distant regions as proof of their obedience to the suzerainty of the Ur III dynasty.
On the other hand, gú-na ma-da was a tribute from the stationary troops on the east bank of the Tigris, where there was a strategic point against invading hostile tribes. The gú-na ma-da was introduced as a new tribute in the middle of the reign of Shu-Sin in order to strengthen military and civil governorship of the troops and to secure the political and military stability in the district.
