File:مدينة بابل الأثرية - النهر المقابل لقصر صدام.jpg
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English: It is an Iraqi city that was the capital of the Babylonians during the rule of Hammurabi, where the Babylonians used to rule the provinces of Mesopotamia. It was destroyed by the Hittites in 1595 BC. The Kashanians ruled it in 1517 BC. It remained prosperous between 626 and 539 BC. The country of Babylon is called (Babylonia), and its hanging walls and gardens are considered among the Seven Wonders of the World.
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