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Zippalanda was a
Hattic administrative and
religious center of the
Hittite Old Kingdom.
Although its name was
known from inscriptions, it was not until...
- the
village of Nerik.
Weather god of
Zippalanda,
Hittite god of the
weather worshiped in the
village of
Zippalanda. Indra,
Hindu God of the Weather, Storms...
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Weather god of
Zippalanda was a
Hittite weather god, who was
worshipped in the
Hittite city of
Zippalanda. The
weather god of
Zippalanda had
several names...
- BC, and was
identified as a
possible location of the
ancient city of
Zippalanda, the
centre of the cult of the
Storm God. The
settlement consists of a...
- Its
Hittite name is unknown:
connections with Arinna, Tawiniya, and
Zippalanda have all been suggested. The
mound (Turkish höyük) at Alacahöyük was a...
- the
original on 8 June 2009.
Retrieved 29 June 2010. Gorny,
Ronald L. "
Zippalanda and Ankuwa: The
Geography of
Central Anatolia in the
Second Millennium...
-
Telipinu and Kammamma, the
goddesses Mezulla and Inara, the
Weather god of
Zippalanda and the
Weather god of Nerik. As a
result of his
identification with the...
- that the
names Wašezzili (likely to be
identified as the
Weather god of
Zippalanda) and
Ziparwa referred to
local forms of Taru. Furthermore, the
deity Tahaštaru...
-
worshiped in
Zippalanda,
though it is not
certain if she was
related in any way to the main
local deity, the
weather god of
Zippalanda. The
theonym Kataḫḫa...
- her son with the Hattian [de] god Šulinkatte,
while the
Weather god of
Zippalanda was her son by the
Weather god of the Heavens [de]. The Sun
goddess of...
