The TAVERN KEEPER who became the WORLD's FIRST QUEEN - KUBABA of KISH

Kubaba was the tavern keeper who became the world's first ruling queen 4500 years ago.
How did she do it? This video looked at the three theories shared by ancient Mesopotamians in different stone tablets.

Chapters:
00:00 How did Tavern-Keeper Kubaba become the world's FIRST RULING QUEEN
00:27 Theory 1: Divine Intervention by Marduk
01:35 Theory 2: Tavern Owner = Network Owner - The Beer Network
02:56 Theory 3: She must either be a Goddess or Half-Man

Queen Kubaba of Kish was the earliest recorded Ruling Queen in Human History, ruling the City of Kish around 4500 years ago from 2500BC to 2330BC.
She was the only woman on the Sumerian King List, which recorded a list of Sumerian Kings for over 1000 years.
Not only was she the world's first ruling queen, but she was a woman tavern-keeper before she became Queen.
How did Kubaba, a woman, a Tavern keeper, and someone not from the ruling class, become Queen of Kish?
Furthermore, how do we know whether she was a good Queen?
Kubaba of Kish was a good Queen, as her Epitaph honored her as the monarch who formed the foundations of Kish.
She was also a capable politician as her son, Puzur-Sin, and her grandson, Ur-Zababa, both became the Kings of Kish.
So, how did a Tavern Keeper become the world’s FIRST QUEEN REGNANT?
Let us explore how her mysterious rise from owning a Tavern to ruling the Great City of Kish.

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