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Lelwani or
Leluwani was a
Hittite deity of the
underworld of
Hattic origin.
While originally regarded as male and
addressed as a "king," due to influence...
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gradually became little more than a
title of Ereshkigal. The
Hattian death god
Lelwani,
originally described as a male
deity with the
masculine title of katte...
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eventually came to be
equated with her),
Anatolian Sun
goddess of the
Earth and
Lelwani, and
possibly Ugaritic Arsay. It is
presumed she was
chiefly worshiped...
- pre-Islamic
goddess of fate Namtar,
minor Mesopotamian deity of fate/destiny
Lelwani,
Hittite underworld deity who also
determined fates Bangun Bangun (Suludnon...
- Níðhögg
Haida mythology Ta'xet, Tia
Hattian mythology,
Hittite mythology Lelwani Hinduism Yama Hopi
mythology Maasaw Hungarian mythology Ördög Ibo mythology...
- the
younger gods to the Underworld,
where they were
ruled by the
goddess Lelwani.
Hittite scribes identified these deities with the Anunnaki. In ancient...
- an
early date. In the Neo-Hittite period, the
Hattian underworld god,
Lelwani was also
syncretised with her. In
Hittite texts, she is
referred to as...
- II to
Telipinu CTH 378
Plague prayers of Muršili II. CTH 380
Prayer to
Lelwani for the
recovery of Gaššulijawija CTH 440
Ritual for Ḫamrišḫara CTH 482...
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Zilipuri could be
counted among the
deities forming the
entourage of
Lelwani, and it has been
suggested that he was an
underworld deity. Oğuz Soysal...
- Zilipuri; both of them
appear as
members of a
group of
deities ****ociated with
Lelwani. In the
treaty between Šuppiluliuma I and Šattiwaza of Mitanni, he is listed...
