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:blob_hmm_two: This is what I am aiming for with my MC. So, it is good inspiration, I guess.

And the next moment.

:blob_neutral: Forever. Until I bother to change it.

:blob_hug:

:blob_cookie: Cuz you cute and fluffy.

:blob_reach: *gives you some fanfic*

:blob_ghost: The title precedes the knowledge of a globe earth. So the error is excusable.

Ta Ta Ta. :blob_shock:

It was revived as a title by a number of Assyrian rulers, becoming especially prominent during the Neo-Assyrian Empire. The final ruler to claim the title was the first Persian Achaemenid king, Cyrus the Great.

The title was first used by Naram-Sin of the Akkadian Empire in the 23rd century BC and was later used by the rulers of the Neo-Sumerian Empire, after which it fell into disuse.

Though the term "four corners of the world" does refer to specific geographical places within and near Mesopotamia itself, these places were (at the time the title was first used) thought to represent locations near the actual edges of the world and as such, the title should be interpreted as...

King of the Four Corners of the World, alternatively translated as King of the Heaven's Four Corners or King of the Four Corners of the Universe and often shortened to simply King of the Four Corners,was a title of great prestige claimed by powerful monarchs in ancient Mesopotamia.

Because it is an ancient Sumerian title. The four corners of the world refer to geographic locations, and basically mean as much as ruler of the world.