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Xacanacu was a title originally used in the Akkadian Empire (24th- 21st century BC) meaning "governor." The rulers of Mari (now Syria) in the period following the independence of that city during the collapse of the Akkadian Empire adopted it as their royal title, so it is often associated with those rulers, whose lineage, ruling until the end of the third millennium BC, is called the "Dynasty of the Xacanacus". inDossin (1940)Dossin, Georges (1940). "Inscriptions de fondation provenant de Mari". Syria (in French). 21 (2). Institut français du Proche-Orient.: 152–169. doi:10.3406/syria.1940.4187. ISSN0039-7946. S2CID191465937.