History: Hammurabi's Code

History is a past and generally can not be scientifically justified. The goal of history is to rediscover the past. When we rediscover the past from our view, an unforgettable mistake may happen. Indeed, it is possible that some of the antiques and works left by previous human progress have been deciphered in several different ways, or may be incorrectly judged as a kind of reinforcement or perfect mistake Yes. In many cases even understanding and mistakes may affect the concept of ethnocentricism. There, various communities have recently established the basis of specific criteria determined by their acceptance, customs, society, administration and special qualities. moral.

One of the first human rights declarations in history is the Hammurabi Code named after the Babylonian Empire, Hammurabi, about 4000 years ago. This Code insists that there are principles of universal and everlasting justice, determined by the gods and classifying people into two gender and three classes. Regardless of inequality, the Code of Conduct ensures that even after the death of Hamrabi, members of Babylonian society get along, acquire wealth, and can live for generations.

In the 18th century BC, Hamrabi was the ruler of the Babylonian Empire. He is a smart military leader and a legislator. He developed the first known legal code in history, Hammurabi Code. He clearly understood the importance of the legal system and cited his legal norm as one of his most important achievements. Hammurabi revealed his set of laws and explicitly explained the punishment for civic demands and not to obey them. The judicial system of the Hammurabi era was not applied to everyone, but considering society and society at the time, the law was fair. One of the most famous aspects of this Code is the principle of "eye for eyes, teeth for teeth". Thus, for example, if I withdraw the neighbor's eyes, he will turn his eyes out.

Eren Korkmaz 11.10.2013 Hammurabi code Hammurabi code has a general definition of "eye for eyes" of most rules (Code 196). It tells us that Hamurabi's justice is being handled in a strict way. Is this fair? Can you accept that time? Should Babylonian society get it? Of course you can not answer these questions, but they should be discussed several times. This is because it is one of the rare ways to rule history. In the history of Babylon, that is, in the advertisement of Hamrabbi Code, you can see that the great god of the sun, Shamash, gave Hamurabi the power. "In front there is a relief to show that King Hanabi accepts the law of the God of the Sun. Moses will accept the story of the Lord's ten words." Therefore, he and his people said that he I believe I have the power. Then he used the code to strengthen sense of justice. Finally, the third class is a complete slave