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Urartian king who built irrigation canals.
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Menua led multiple campaigns against the Assyrian Empire, expanding Urartian territory into the upper Tigris region. He captured several fortresses and imposed tribute on local rulers, strengthening Urartu's position as a rival power.
Menua ordered the construction of a 72-kilometer-long irrigation canal from the Hrazdan River to the Van region. The canal, still partially in use today, supplied water to the capital Tushpa and surrounding farmlands, boosting agricultural productivity.
Menua built the fortress of Menuahinili (modern K
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