Ushpia
Ushpia was an early Assyrian king who ruled c. 2030 BC, according to the Assyrian King List (AKL), as one of the "kings who lived in tents".
Ushpia is also alleged to have founded the temple of Ashur at the city of Assur, according to the much later inscriptions of Shalmaneser I (13th century BC) and Esarhaddon (8th century BC). However, he has yet to be confirmed by contemporary artifacts and nothing else of him is known.
He was succeeded on the AKL by Apiashal.
Arthur Ungnad interpreted Ushpia's name, as well as that of Kikkia, as Hurrian (BA VI, 5, S. 13), but more recent research no longer holds this thesis as tenable. Even Arno Poebel wasn't convinced by the interpretation.
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Podcasts:
Envy
Something struck me hit me right between the eyes
And it's not love, no it's envy and it comes as no surprise
So please release me, so I can find my night
(You won't release me, and I can't find my night)
Something knocked me, took the rug from 'neath my feet
And it's not help, it's hinder, in attempt of my defeat