He is sometimes referred to as Kur-Gal, which means "great mountain," and his greatest temple was in the city of Nippur. Born of the union of An and Ki, he holds possession of the Tablets of Destiny, which give him power over the entire cosmos and the affairs of men. His five children include Nanna, Nerigal, Ningirsu, Ninurta, and Nisaba, and his wife is Ninlil. He sent fo
He is sometimes referred to as Kur-Gal, which means "great mountain," and his greatest temple was in the city of Nippur. Born of the union of An and Ki, he holds possession of the Tablets of Destiny, which give him power over the entire cosmos and the affairs of men. His five children include Nanna, Nerigal, Ningirsu, Ninurta, and Nisaba, and his wife is Ninlil. He sent for the great flood that killed all humanity except for Utnapishtim. FTP, identify this Mesopotamian deity, the god of air, wind and storms.
He is sometimes referred to as Kur-Gal, which means "great mountain," and his greatest temple was in the city of Nippur.
{Enlil}