Creation of MESOPOTAMIA- Mythology
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The earliest gods were Apsu, the god of fresh water, and Tiamat, the goddess of salt water. Tiamat gave birth to other primordial gods and helped shape the early world. However, she planned to destroy the younger gods, so the god Enki killed Apsu and later Marduk killed Tiamat. Marduk then used Tiamat's body to help form the earth and established order in the universe.
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Creation of MESOPOTAMIA- Mythology
- 1. HISTORY SUMMARY/ gods & godesses CLICK HERE:
- 2. In the beginning only primordial fresh waters- the godApsu and the salt waters- the goddess Tiamat existed.
- 3. -The salt water goddess -Her evil accomplice is kingu -tried to take control of everything -killed by enki (ea) TIAMAT
- 4. -God of the fresh water -killed by his own son, ea. -Proposed to destroy the younger gods in order to re- establish silence. apsu
- 5. -Tiamat gave birth to Lahmu and lahamu. -the world gradually took shape.
- 6. -birth ofAnshar and kishar -The sky and earth distinguished their boundary.
- 8. -anshar begot anu -anu made the four winds as marduk’s toy resulting storms.
- 9. -Ea (enki) -The cunning god who later seize apsu become the god of fresh water.
- 10. -EAis the creator of the world order -Created humankind using qingu’s blood. -Nurture living things with life-giving fresh water (his semen)
- 11. MARDUK -Created contellations -formed the earth using tiamat’s body -chosen by the gods to lead in order to defeat tiamat. -son of damkina and ea
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