Sargon's grandson Naram-Sin added the Zagros Mountains and Syria to the ____________ kingdom and claimed to be the "king of the four (world) shores," considering his state an open-ended kingdom stretching in all four directions.

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Naram-Sin was a ruler of the Akkadian Empire, which was established by his grandfather Sargon. His conquests expanded the empire to include the Zagros Mountains and Syria, and he indeed claimed the title "king of the four (world) shores," indicating his rule over an extensive territory.

Sargon's Grandson Naram-Sin Added the Zagros Mountains and Syria to the ____________