The Sealand kingdom arose from the rebellion against Babylonian hegemony in the latter half of the 18th century BCE., forcing it to share power over Sumer and Akkad.
Until recently, it was known to us mainly through its inclusion into later king lists and chronicles, but the recent publication of well over.
Although its kings maintained themselves throughout the turmoil leading to the demise of the Amorite Dynasty at Babylon, it remains one of the most poorly documented Mesopotamian polities.
The Sealand kingdom arose from the rebellion against Babylonian hegemony in the latter half of the 18th century BCE., forcing it to share power over Sumer and Akkad