How did sargon raise money to pay his army and buy the loyalty of his supporters? through the sale of iron to other empires by controlling trade routes and taxing merchants through donations from the people he conquered by controlling the system of irrigation canals

Answer

By controlling trade routes and taxing merchants

Explanation

Sargon of Akkad was the first ruler of the Semitic-speaking Akkadian Empire, known for his conquests of the Sumerian city-states. Sargon  is credited with creating the world's first known empire. The Akkadians expanded their territory into locales along the Euphrates River and northern parts of the Middle East, including Syria and Turkey. In order to raise money to pay his army and also buy the loyalty of his supporters, Sargon controlled trade routes and taxed the Merchants.

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i think it was   tsar alexander ii