This god's son was married to Tashmetum, wore a horned cap, and could lengthen or diminish the lifespan of any human at will. This god tamed a winged serpent called the mushussu for that son, whose mother was this god's perpetually pregnant wife Sarpanit. This father of Nabu was the enemy of a figure whom he incapacitated with four (*) winds prior to raising the rain-flood and firing an arrow down that enemy's throat. This figure also defeated Kingu en route to obtaining Tablets of Destiny. This fifty-named deity was named king of the gods afte
This god's son was married to Tashmetum, wore a horned cap, and could lengthen or diminish the lifespan of any human at will. This god tamed a winged serpent called the mushussu for that son, whose mother was this god's perpetually pregnant wife Sarpanit. This father of Nabu was the enemy of a figure whom he incapacitated with four (*) winds prior to raising the rain-flood and firing an arrow down that enemy's throat. This figure also defeated Kingu en route to obtaining Tablets of Destiny. This fifty-named deity was named king of the gods after his father Ea abdicated when this god defeated Tiamat. For 10 points, name this hero of the Enuma Elish, the patron deity of Babylon.
This god's son was married to Tashmetum, wore a horned cap, and could lengthen or diminish the lifespan of any human at will.
Bel {Marduk}