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Tummal (Tum-ma-alki or Tum-alki) was an
ancient Near East cult site of the
goddess Ninlil, as Egi-
Tummal (Lady of
Tummal),
currently unlocated but known...
- temple. Aga, son of En-me-barage-si, made the
Tummal flourish and
brought Ninlil into the
Tummal. Then the
Tummal fell into
ruins for the
first time. Meš-Ane-pada...
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second time, the
Tummal fell into ruin,
Gilgamesh built the
Numunburra of the
House of Enlil. Ur-lugal, the son of Gilgamesh, Made the
Tummal pre-eminent,...
- temple. Aga, son of En-me-barage-si, made the
Tummal flourish and
brought Ninlil into the
Tummal. Then the
Tummal fell into
ruins for the
first time. Meš-Ane-pada...
- the
warrior god Ninurta. She was
chiefly worshiped in
Nippur and
nearby Tummal alongside Enlil, and
multiple temples and
shrines dedicated to her are attested...
- Uruk; but, to have held the "Kingship" over all of
Sumer Known from the
Tummal Chronicle Historicity uncertain 7th Udul-kalama 𒌋𒊨𒌦𒈠 Son of Ur-Nungal...
- of Enlil, Agga the son of Enmebaragesi, made the
Tummal pre-eminent. — Old
Babylonian tablet Tummal Inscription (1900-1600 BCE)
Enmebaragesi is also mentioned...
- cult center, the E-shumesha temple, in the city-state.
According to the
Tummal Chronicle, Enmebaragesi, an
early ruler of Kish, was the
first to build...
- Ur-Nammu were
carried out at
Tummal. As his
grave was not
found in Ur, this has
sparked speculation he was
buried in
Tummal.
Almost all of the year names...
- III.
Given the
state of the SKL
sources literary compositions like the
Tummal Chronicle and the
Ballad of the
Early Rulers are used as
input as well....
