This figure distributes the incomes of six hundred other beings that he split between the heaven and the netherworld; those beings are called the Igigi.
This figure distributes the incomes of six hundred other beings that he split between the heaven and the netherworld; those beings are called the Igigi. This mythical figure is honored with the creation of the Esagila edifice by the Anunnaki. One of this figure's eponyms is Tutu, representing his purifying role. In one fight, this god uses the four winds to control a net before inflating and firing an arrow, splitting his rival in half. He creates the palace of Esharra above the ocean of fresh water in which his father Enki dwells. This grandson of Anu and hero of the Enuma Elish makes the first human after taking Kingu's Tablets of Destiny. For 10 points, name this chief god who defeats the she-dragon Tiamat and creates the world out of her dead body in Babylonian mythology.
This figure distributes the incomes of six hundred other beings that he split between the heaven and the netherworld; those beings are called the Igigi.
Bel Marduk [or Amar.Utu, or Merodach, or Mardochios; or Tutu until mentioned; prompt "Bel"] [Editors' note: Marduk has fifty official names. If a player says a name that is not listed here protests that their alternate name from among the fifty should be accepted, rule them incorrect and treat the protest as normal.] 