War Policy: The streets of the capital cities were patrolled at nights by watchmen bearing torches, and the prison formed part of the system of administra- tion. Each ruler maintained an army of well-equipped professional soldiers who no doubt found frequent employment in those bellicose times. Captains of the army were distinguished by the title of Enadi con- ferred at a formal ceremony of investiture where the king presented the chosen commander with a ring and other insignia of high military rank.