Answer:
Sumer’s city-states were first ruled by priest-kings, known as Ensi. As society grew more complex, however, and city-states began battling over land and water rights, a secular kingship began, with the rule of a city-state in the hands of a Lugal , or strong man. The Lugal supervised wars and oversaw important trade with other lands.
Explanation:
Thefre Sumer's city states were first ruled by priest-kings.
