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Prayers to Nannar for Rim-Sin (Rim-Sin ?, G, & F): translation

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6b-ur-nammu-shulgi-rim-sin

  (Mesopotamian Kings Ur-Nammu, Shulgi, & Rim-Sin;   giant alien Anunnaki King Anu)

1-7 ……, who is fitted for holy lustration rites, Rim-Sîn, purification priest of An (Anu),

who is fitted for pure prayers rites, whom you summoned from the holy womb ……,

has been elevated to lordship over the Land; he has been installed as shepherd over the black-headed.

The staff which strengthens the Land has been placed in his hand.

7ea-adad-a-king  (alien giant Anunnaki god Adad & much smaller king standing in obedience, from Mesopotamia)

The shepherd’s crook which guides the living people has been attached at his side.

As he steps forward before you, he is lavishly supplied with everything that he offers with his pure hands.

8-20 Your attentive youth, your beloved king, the good shepherd Rìm-Sîn,

who determines what should be brought as offerings for his life,

6a - Nannar & a very early high-priest (high-priest pours offerings to Nannar in Ur)

joyfully pours out offerings for you in the holy royal cultic locations which are perfect for the cultic vessels:

sweet-smelling milk and grain, rich produce of the Land, riches of the meadows,

unending abundance, alcoholic drink, glistening wine,

very sweet emmer beer fermented with pure substances,

pure …… powerful beer made doubly strong with wine,

5a-sumerian-beer 5b-ninkasi-seal (gods drinking beer through straws)

a drink for your lordship; double-strength beer, superior beer,

befitting your holy hands, pale honey exported from the mountains,

which you have specifically requested, butter from holy cows,

ghee as is proper for you as prince; pressed oil, best oil of the first pressing,

and yellow cream, the pride of the cow-pen, for the holy abode of your godhead.

5c-ninhursag-at-banquet  (alien giants fed by their earthling workers)

21-26 Accept from him with your joyful heart pure food to eat as food,

and pure water to drink as water: offerings made for you.

Grant his prayer: you are indeed respected.

When he humbly speaks fair words to you, speak so that he may live.

Guide him correctly at the holy lordly cultic locations, at the august lordly cultic locations.

Greet him as he comes to perform his cultic functions.

27-37 May his kingship exist forever in your presence.

May he be the first of the Land, called (?) lord and prince.

Following your commands he shall be as unshakeable as heaven and earth;

may he be …… over the numerous people.

May the mother goddesses among the gods attend to his utterances;

may they sit in silence before that which he says, and bring restorative life.

May he create heart’s joy for the population, and be the good provider for their days.

May the terrifying splendor that he wears cover like a heavy raincloud the king who is hated by him.

May all the best what he has be brought here as their offerings.

              (Nannar atop his temple residence in Ur, antennas or a rocket atop the temple)

38-52 The good shepherd Rim-Sîn looks to you as to his personal god.

Grant him …… a life that he loves, and bestow joy on him.

May you renew it like the daylight.

2g-unknown-king-utu-shamash  (Mesopotamian scene of a king praying to his giant alien god)

As he prays to you, attend to his …….

When he speaks most fair words to you, sustain his life power for him.

May he be respected ……, and have no rivals.

As he makes supplication to you, make his days long.

In the …… of life, …… the power of kingship.

May his correct words be ever …….

May he create heart’s joy in his …….

…… make the restorative …… rest upon him, the lion of lordship.

When he beseeches you, let his exterior (?) …… shine.

Give him …… life …….

May you bring …… for his life with your holy words.

Hear him favorably as he lifts his hands in prayer, and decide a good destiny for him.

53-69 As his life ……, so may it delight his land.

Cast the four quarters at his feet, and let him be their ruler.

Reclining in meadows in his own land, may he pass his days joyously with you …….

In the palace, lengthen the days and reign of Rim-Sîn, your compliant king who is there for you;

 3a - Nannar & moon crescent symbol(Acimbabbar / Nannar, Moon Crescent God of Ur, son to Prince Enlil, the Earth Colony Commander)

whose name you, Acimbabbar (Nannar / Sin), have named, …… life.

…… the august good headdress.

…… due praise for his life.

…… the throne, and may the land be safe.

May satisfaction and joy fill his heart.

May …… be good for his …….

Place in his hand the scepter of justice; may the numerous people be bound (?) to it.

James Charles Kaelin, Jr. Webmaster & Digitizer EarthStation1 http://earthstation1.simplenet.com wandarer@earthlink.net  (giant semi-divine mixed-breed king stands before damaged Nannar, Moon Crescent God of Ur)

Shining brightly, the constant …… in his …….

Confer on him the benefit of months of delight and joy,

and bestow on him numerous years as infinite in number

as the stars in the lapis-lazuli colored heavens.

In his kingship may he enjoy a happy reign forever.

70-85 May you preserve the king, the good provider.

May you preserve Rim-Sîn, the good provider.

May his reign be a source of delight to you.

Lengthen the days of his life, and give him kingship over the restored land.

For him gladden the heart of the land, for him make the roads of the land passable.

For him make the Land speak with a single voice.

May you preserve alive Rim-Sîn, your shepherd with the compliant heart.

May his canals bring water for him, and may barley grow for him in the fields.

May the orchards and gardens bring forth syrup and wine for him,

and may the marshes deliver fish and fowl for him in abundance.

housing-housing-tents-of-early-modern-man 2i-cattle-pens-of-nannar-in-ur  (Nannar protects his cattle pens in Ur)

May the cattle-pens and sheepfolds teem with animals,

and may rain from the heavens, whose waters are sporadic, be regular for him.

May the palace be filled with long life.

O Rim-Sîn, you are my king!

A Prayer for Rim-Sîn (Rim-Sîn F): translation

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(gods in bluemixed-breed demigods in teal…)

1-12 Rim-Sîn, king with princely divine powers (alien technology),

leader with all the divine powers, raising high your princely head!

The abzu is the august holy shrine of the E-kic-nujal, a great vastness in depth and breadth,

the foundation of the innermost holy pure buildings,

with a pleasant odor like a forest of aromatic cedars and hachur trees.

3g - Nannar-Biblical El, Ziggourat in Ur 3b-nannars-temple-in-ur-terah-was-the-high-priest (E-kish-nugal, Nannar‘s house in Ur)

It forms the foundations (?) of the temple, within the temple, a protection for the temple;

the terrifying splendor of the temple, a great corner, a holy corner within the solid interior.

The design of the doorway is a magic bond:

a solar disc at whose top is a standard representing a rapacious eagle,

3b-anzu-seal

violently seizing stags which turn to the left and right.

(giant Anunnaki) Gods stand guard over the doorway.

13-27 In this place, you see numerous tall birch trees.

The door frame, the architrave, the lock, the fence (?) around the threshold,

the door-leaves, the bolt, the bar of the temple, the supporting wall of the temple terrace,

3ab-abrahams-father-was-high-priest-of-this-temple  (Ur, the mud brick-built city)

foundation of the innermost holy pure buildings —

all these are of very holy reeds, golden yellow or silver white.

Beside the marsh of the abzu of the E-kic-nujal,

animals-gods-beasts

in the holy enclosure where cattle mill about,

for the many lustrous bull-calves to receive their presents,

the …… with their calves stand before you in the sacred …….

You see the old reeds, the old reeds in the water meadows ……,

the old lying reeds, the upright reeds …… well-established in these fields.

Within the marsh of the abzu of the E-kic-nujal, the holy lagoon,

the reed-beds in the holy water, you see the …… reeds growing.

3da-nannars-terahs-abrahams-home-in-ur  (the original Stairway to Heaven, Ur temple)

28-38 Within the temple is the gateway of the great august sanctuary:

endowed with abundant charms like a fine woman whose head is nobly raised high,

whose attraction radiates as if with the maturity of fruit,

with abundant charms, lovable, but imposing in splendor like the hills.

In the midst, at the sides and in the four corners

are august protective goddesses, foundations (?) of the statues.

Taking turns of office on the day of the new moon,

the protective god and the protective goddess of the temple,

the serving deities, inhabitants of the temple,

as guardians of the outer gateway and of the god’s pedestal,

can be seen sweeping the ground of the building from the base of the enclosure wall,

in accordance with the sublime purification rites of the temple.

39-46 Its …… is an august protective goddess who indeed brings butter, cheese and loaves for you.

Cylinder seal: two orants before a goddess. Cuneiform inscription in the name of the scribe Ur-Nanshe. From Tello  (giant mixed-breed king of Ur, his Anunnaki spouse Inanna, the Goddess of Love, & Inanna‘s mother Ningal, spouse to Nannar on her throne in Ur)

May the serving deities, the protective goddesses, the good mother goddesses,

receive favorable offerings (?) from you for their attention to the temple,

so that when you light the wood of the censers, Nanna (Nannar / Sin) and Ningal accept your offering,

2bd-ningal-king-ur-nammu-nannar  (Ningal, mixed-breed king of Ur, & Nannar)

and so that they pray for you with their holy words.

O Rim-Sîn, you are my king!

A Prayer for Rim-Sin (Rim-Sin G): translation

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           2c-nannar-his-symbol 2a-nannar-statue-2000-b-c (Nannar, Moon Crescent God of Ur) 

         1-10 May lord Nanna (Nannar / Sin), king of heaven and earth,

your good protective deity, accept the holy food offerings that you prepare,

5b-nannars-food-drink-at-the-temple-door  (mixed-breed high-priest at door of Nannar‘s temple)

and the holy pure drink offerings that you proffer with holy hands;

the sacrifices that you bring, what you say in your heart,

what you utter out loud, your reverent gestures and your holy hands raised in prayer.

May the august queen Ningal, your queen of favorable signs, accept them also.

4cc - Nannar and spouse Ningal (Ningal & Nannar seated on the ends)

O king, they who have suppressed famine, the great gods Nanna and Ningal,

have conferred abundance on you, king Rim-Sîn, in the temple of the gods.

  (Enlil, King Anu, & Enki winged in sky-disc)

11-21 O king named with a name by Enlil, the destiny of whose reign is abundance,

a time of richness and years of happiness!

May a destiny of stability and a destiny of abundance be your lot.

O king, day and night, even at dead of night, time shall pass for you in endless abundance,

and be agreeable and stable for you.

O king, since you have offered your food offerings first offered in the abzu;

o king, since you have offered your food offerings afterwards in the great courtyard,

there shall be no end to the abundance.

O King, the temple shall be well-organized for you.

Rim-Sîn, king of Urim, has restored the august divine powers of the Ki-ur.

2g-nannar-symbol-seal  (Nannar in his inner temple of Ur)

22-38 May Nanna, the king of heaven and earth,

fit perfectly onto your head the legitimate august headdress of kingship.

4b - Ningal head (Nannar‘s spouse Ningal, Queen Goddess of Ur, mother to Inanna, the Goddess of Love)

May the august queen Ningal, who has saved you from famine thanks to her benignity,

let you live (?) an agreeable life for these days.

As you receive from her holy hands the great splendor of kingship,

may she place the august scepter of heaven and earth in your hands like a ceremonial robe.

              (kings & everyone else worked for the gods & goddesses)

Rim-Sîn, king of the Ki-ur, endowed with abundance, constant attendant!

O king, may the Tigris bring you abundance, and may the upper (?)

Nun canal be filled for you with flowing water in its full flood.

May the Nun canal, the good Nun canal, the life-bringing canal of the Land,

4o-unknown-possibly-nanshe-ninhursag

(semi-divine Mesopotamian king, Inanna, his goddess spouse, & her mother Ningal, Queen Goddess of Ur)

bring you fish and fowl; from the ocean, the wide sea, from the standing reservoirs,

may it bring an unending supply of creatures for your kingship.

In the wide open spaces of the wide desert, the four-footed animals …….

May water levels rise for you in the irrigation ditches, with their levees, and the water-channels.

39-51 May there be life for you, and may there be a favorable response to your prayers.

May there be joy for you, and may there be favorable signs for you.

May your heart be satisfied, may your body be satisfied;

may your mood and your definite signs from the gods be good.

May there be favorable omens in the heart of Nanna and Ningal, and a destiny of life be granted for ever.

Rim-Sîn, seemly king, who holds abundance in his hands from the great gods,

may the country be stable for you, and may the foundations of the country be secure for you.

2f-nannar-moon-god-of-ur (Nanna / Nannar / Suen / Sin / El, Moon Crescent God of Ur)

May Nanna, king of heaven and earth, cause the Land to respond to you with a single voice.

Rim-Sîn, you are my king!

A Prayer for Rim-Sin Entering the Gate (Rim-Sin D): translation

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1-13 Rim-Sîn, king of abundance, august doyen of rulers, may right and justice be your helpers. 

May they make a good …… for you. May they make …… for you.

Rim-Sîn, named with a name by An (Anu) and Enlil,

3ab - Abraham's father was high-priest of this temple (Ur temple Ekishnugal with city way below)

         when you enter the Great Gate, the gate of Urim (Ur),

may the favorable protective god and the protective goddess of peace,

gatekeepers of the Great Gate, shine upon you …….

May they bring you back an answer of life and peace ……

4c - Ningal, King Ur-Nammu & Nannar - Sin, (Ningal & spouse Nanna seated)

to your greeting which they bring before Nanna (Nannar) and (spouse) Ningal.

14-30 May they cause a good …… that brings happiness,

a mood of encouragement, to issue for you from within the E-kic-nujal.

May the gods of life of the Great Gate open the doors for you.

May the gods of peace, guardians of the Great Gate, rejoice at your presence,

and may their features light up at you.

May they …… their beards …… for you.

When you enter the Gate of Urim, the Gate of Splendor,

3ia - Nannar's Stairway to Heaven (Nannar‘s stairway to Heaven)

…… the brickwork of Urim.

…… the Gate of Urim.

…… the Great Gate.

May …… be your interpreter (?).

…… the Great Gate.

May they speak to you …….

May they cause …… for you with joyous hearts.

31-48 May they set favorable signs and encouraging words before you.

May they cause you to place your feet in holy places, places of life.

O Rim-Sîn, pre-eminent prince of the foreign lands and of the Land of Sumer! —

in the Dul-barag-gal-mah, the habitation of Urim,

may Nijerim-cu-tabbi (unidentified) in the Dul-barag-gal-mah,

may Nijerim-cu-urur (unidentified) in the Dul-barag-gal-mah,

may Dugab-cu-gigi (unidentified) in the Dul-barag-gal-mah,

may Dugab-cu-tabbi (unidentified) in the Dul-barag-gal-mah —

may they, the standing gods of the Great Gate and the benevolent gods of entering,1e - gods in cerimony (gods standing before Nannar)

stand at your right and left to assure you a destiny of life until distant days.

May they bring your greeting to Nanna and Ningal.

May they cause you to have a favorable sign permanently by your side

and to receive offerings (?) favorable for you.

Rim-Sîn, you are my king!

49 A prayer to the gods of peace on entering the Great Gate.

An Adab to Nanna for Gungunum (Gungunum A): translation

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SEGMENT A

1-3 1 line missing

…… of the gods, …… light!

Attractive great ……, …… radiance!

4 Barsud.

5-12 …… in princeship.

Ruler, leader of the Anuna (Anunnaki) deities,

6f - son of Enlil, El-Nannar-Sin4b-el-sin-nannar (giant god El / Nannar on his throne in Ur)

prince of the just decision, lord Acimbabbar (Nannar / Sin),

  (An / Anu, Enlil, & Enki in winged sky-disc)

An (Anu) and Enlil have made you perfect for the sky.

Beloved of the king, making the good crown sparkle, coming forth on high,

you come forth like bright sunlight, whether at noon or in the night.

Youthful Suen (Nannar / Sin), lord, …… son of the Great Mountain (Enlil) and born of Ninlil,

given a good destiny by his grandparents (uncle & aunt) Enki and Ninki

1d-nannars-moon-crescent-symbol3 - Nannar espoused Ningal, Ningikuga's daughter (Nannar’s Moon Crescent symbols)

they have given …… to him, the just lord of the sky.

13 Cagbatuku.

14-18 ……, you care for them!

……, beloved ……, on the great dais …….

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SEGMENT B

1-9 unknown no. of lines missing

1 line fragmentary

Gungunum …… share.

May …… restore your city for you.

The ……, the prince (?), the king …… has no rival.

May he bring back for you the scattered people of Sumer and Akkad.

Making manifest …… and everlasting things, may he lift his head high.

May he prolong life and bounty for him (i.e. for the king), may he create life for him.

His golden emblem is truly outstanding and its form is praiseworthy.

            (Ninlil & Enlil, alien King Anu‘s son, heir, & Earth Colony Commander, father to Nannar)

He has …… you to continue the offerings to father Enlil may his days be prolonged for you.

10 Sa-jara.

3ab - Abraham's father was high-priest of this temple (Nannar‘s E-kish-nugal overlooking Ur from way above)

11-13 In your Urim (Ur), the ancient city, the princely land,

the city of the great divine powers (alien technologies),

in your E-kic-nu-jal which light does not enter, the house which never diminishes,

may Gungunum whom you have chosen attain a life of many days.

14 Its uru.

5e-nannar-served-by-early-priests-others5a-nannar-a-very-early-king

     (giant Nannar served by the alien Anunnaki mixed-breed offspring, the early kings & high-priests)

15 An adab of Nanna.

A Hymn to Nanna for Gungunum (Gungunum B): translation

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SEGMENT B

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In the whole heaven and on the whole earth Acimbabbar (Nannar / Sin) has made …… great (?).

The respected one, the singular dragon, the god made manifest, ……, the flourishing one,

2l-nannars-moons-crescent-symbol  (Moon Crescent symbols of Nanna / Nannar, god of Ur)

the lord who …… the moonlight — supporting you, youthful Gungunum …….

             (Earth Colony Commander Enlil & spouse Ninlil)

The lord, the good wild bull, the first-born son of Enlil (with Ninlil) ……,

             (Nannar atop his temple with alien antennas, or rocket, atop his ziggurat residence)

the youthful Suen who listens to prayers ……, has made prince Gungunum’s reign long …….

When my king stands in the sky …… beauty.

 (Lama / Ninsun with her semi-divine son-king, & Nannar / Suen)

When youthful Suen stands in the sky …… beauty.

 (Enlil, alien god in charge of establishing Earth Colony, taking gold, etc., back to their home planet)

The splendid son of Nunamnir (Enlil) …….

SEGMENT C

1-6 unknown no. of lines missing

Your holy purification rites ……, the rituals (?) …….

2g - Nannar & symbol seal (Nannar in his Ur temple holy of holies)

The crescent moon fixing the months ……. Suen, radiance ……. …… in the pure sky, beauty …….

In the Land …… for you.

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SEGMENT D

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7 lines fragmentary or missing

A Hymn to Haia for Rim-Sin (Rim-Sin B): translation

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1-8 Lord, perfect in august wisdom and recognized for his mighty counsel,

Haia, who holds the great tablets, who enriches wisdom with wisdom!

Accountant of Hal-an-kug, having the final overview of the arts of Nisaba‘s house of wisdom;

palace archivist of heaven and earth, who keeps count of every single assignment,

who holds a holy reed-stylus and covers the great tablets of destiny with writing!

2b - Enlil, spouse Haia, Nisaba, & Ninlil

  (Enlil with plow, father-in-law Haia-barley god, mother-in-law Nisaba-goddess of grains, spouse Ninlil, & unidentified)

Wise one, who prompts holy An (Anu) with words

and attention at the appropriate times; seal-holder of Father Enlil!

3a - nippur ziggurat, Enlil's home on Earth 2e - Enlil's home in Nippur (E-kur, Enlil‘s temple residence in Nippur)

He who brings forth the holy objects from the treasure-house of E-kur; ornament of the abzu shrine,

wearing his hair loose for lord Nudimmud (Enki)!

9-20 Haia, linen-clad priest of E-unir, who stocks the holy animal-fattening pens;

learned scholar of the shrine E-kic-nujal, whose august name is great,

whose mind is discerning; who dwells in the great dining-hall

alongside the maiden Ningal (Nannar‘s spouse)!

2c - Nisaba & Haia, Enlil's in-laws

                       (Haia                 Enlil                  unidentified                  Nisaba)

Fair of features, beloved spouse of Nun-bar-ce-gunu (Nisaba)

         and augustly renowned father-in-law of father Enlil the Great Mountain;

junior administrator, possessor of wisdom, acknowledged in heaven and earth,

who receives the tribute for the gods, the abundance of mountains and seas!

Interpreter of the obscurity of Enlil‘s (?) words, skillful one

who steers the august princely divine powers, with …… girt at his side!

Formed (?) with a broad heart, holding in his hands the holy divine plans of the temple of Eridug (Eridu),

3 - Inanna, unknowns, & Nisaba

 (Inanna semi-divine king Ninlil      Haia                    Nisaba)

Haia, who wears the ceremonial robe during pure lustrations of the engur!

Indagara (unidentified), administrator who performs the opening of the mouth

for the gods in the heavens and in the underworld,

and who is versed in the meaning of obscure tablets; craftsman of the great gods!

21-28 He who fixes the standards on their pegs,

planner (?) who artfully excavates (?) the soil of the Land, who decorates the floor

and makes the dining-hall attractive for Ancar (Anu) and the Great Mountain (Enlil)!

Tall and with head high, he whose utterances from the abzu shrine are favorable,

who carefully holds the pure white loaves of the house of the gods!

Kugsud (unidentified) and Indagara (unidentified),

without whom heaven would not be pure nor earth bright,

continual providers of the great meals of An and Enlil in their grand dining-hall!

He who gazes upon the holy precinct, upon lord Nudimmud (Enki);

he who holds the holy bronze vessels, who makes hearts rejoice and soothes spirits!

29-38 My king, I shall praise your eminence in song!

Haia, I will declare your greatness perpetually!

Who among the gods is fitted like you for the holy divine powers (alien technologies)?

Your beloved spouse is the maiden Nisaba, the great queen of queens.

2e - Nisaba, unknowns, spouse Haia
              (Nisaba                       unidentified gods    spouse Haia  daughter Ninlil)

Ninlil (Enlil‘s spouse), who was born of her holy womb, the august wife of Nunamnir (Enlil),

sits with her on the dais of E-kur with head raised high,

uniquely entitled to behave as queen of the gods, the peerless goddess.

In the abzu shrine, Enki has bestowed his incantations of life on you,

great breed-bull, who are recognized for your right understanding, who constantly care for the gods,

Haia, you who operate effectively the assigning of divine powers (alien technologies),

who mark out the cult places.

39-42 You appoint the high priest for the jipar and install him there as its caretaker.

You make the shepherd of the Land hold in his hands the august scepter until distant days.

Haia, you are the god of the Land who gives ear to the prayers of all the people.

You make the king hold the widespread people in his hands for the great gods.

3c - Enki in the Abzu 2aa - Enki, found in Sin's temple at Khorsabad 2a - Enki keeper of the MUs-knowledge disks (alien god Enki in the Abzu)

43-48 When father Enki comes forth from the abzu, he assigns (?) its greatness to you, Haia.

You cause the people who are in its midst to lift their necks towards heaven;

you make its population pass their days in rejoicing.

You keep all its people forever contented.

You establish festivals in the houses of the great gods; you spread splendor.

49-58 Leader, leader (?) of the gods, complete the great fates of the people.

Look favorably upon the king with your gracious gaze that is full of life.

Duly grant a joyous reign of long days to prince Rim-Sîn,

marking its years on the tablet of life, forever unalterable.

6f - Ninsun, King Sinishmeanni, & Nannar-Sin  (Ninsun, her semi-divine son-king, & Nannar, god of Ur)

May An and Enlil love the shepherd Rim-Sîn in the office of high-priest.

The singers will make your praise resound sweetly in their mouths;

Haia, the singers will make your praise resound sweetly in their mouths.

Lord of heaven and earth, king of the abzu, its praise is august.

Father Enki, king of the abzu, your praise is sweet.

58 Its uru.

59 Haia, god of the Land, who loves the words “Give me life!”,

extend your broad arms round prince (semi-divine giant king) Rim-Sîn.

60 Its jicgijal.

A Prayer to Enlil for Rīm-Sîn (Rīm-Sîn A)

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 (Royal Prince Enlil, Earth Colony Commander, alien King Anu‘s son & heir)

1-13. May Enlil, king of heaven and earth, whose utterances are trusty and whose words are ……,

…… the shepherd Rīm-Sîn, …… my king …….

May he who gives him life-giving (?) food-offerings in Nibru (Nippur) stand in prayer before him.

May Enlil bestow upon him grain, the benefit of mankind.

May he pass his time in joy in the …… of his country.

They will …… Rīm-Sîn my king.

May he strengthen for him his royal throne and extend his reign.

May he decree his scepter for the south and the uplands.

May he make the king’s inferiors bow down before him.

             (giant mixed-breed king & alien gods from heaven)

The offerings of Rīm-Sîn my king, small or great,

at Nibru in the E-kur (Enlils temple / residence in Nippur) …….

Syrup shall drip like ghee from its fingers.

I am as the son of one man, honey and ghee.

My king, let offerings …… in my joy.

They give me silver …….

 

14-25. 1 line fragmentary

I am like …… a man’s son.

1 line unclear

……, may he …… you.

Alone (?) Rīm-Sîn, my king, …… like syrup and ghee.

1 line unclear

            (Enlil‘s Great Mountain residence)

…… Enlil, his Great Mountain, in accordance with your name may Rīm-Sîn be your Great Mountain.

3d - Ninurta & his spouse Bau-Gula
           (Ninurta                                      Ninnibru / Bau                                                         Royal Prince spouse Ninurta)

May Ninurta declare …… life for you, and may Ninnibru (Bau / Gula), the lady who founds cities,

……, enclose you mercifully and kindly …… to protect your life.

2a - Inanna & perhaps Ninshubur

      (Apkullapilot                  Inanna         Ninshubur  winged eagle-headed Apkulla pilot)

May Ninšubur (Inanna‘s assistant), …… whom Nanna (Nannar / Sin) declared (?),

…… good fortune on your head, and declare life for you.

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# King Reign (years) Dynasty and Titles  

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1 Alulim 28,000 Eridu
2 Alalgar 36,000 Eridu
1 Enmenluanna 43,200 Bad-Tibira
2 Enmengalana 28,800 Bad-Tibira
3 Dumuzi the Shepherd 36,000 Bad-Tibira
1 Ensipadzidana 28,800 Larag
1 Enmendurana 21,000 Zimbir (Sippar)
1 Ubara-Tutu 18,600 Shurrupuk
2 Ziusudra* (Noah) 36,000 Shurrupuk
TOTAL: 241,200 [Ubaid Period: 5900-2900? B.C.; 3000 yrs?]

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1 Jugur 1,200 Kish [First Akkadian King]
2 Kullassina-Bel 960 (900) Kish
3 Nangishlishma 670 Kish
4 Entarahanna 420 Kish
5 Babum 300 Kish
6 Puannum 840 (240) Kish
7 Kalibum 960 (900) Kish
8 Kalumum 840 (900) Kish
9 Zuqaqip 900 (600) Kish
8 Aba (Atab) 600 Kish
9 Mashda 840 Kish
10 Atab 600 Kish
11 Mashda* 840 (720) Kish
12 Arwium* 720 Kish
13 Etana the Shepherd 1,500 (635) Kish [2800 B.C.]
(Biblical Enoch) “Conquered the foreign lands and ascended to heaven
14 Balih* 400 (410) Kish
15 Enmenunna 660 (621) Kish
16 Melem-Kish* 900 (1560) Kish
17 Barsal-Nuna 1,200 Kish “Brother of Melem-Kish”
18 Zamug* 140 Kish
19 Tizqar* 305 (1620+) Kish
20 Ilku 900 Kish
21 Iltasadum 1,200 Kish
22 Enmebaragesi 900 Kish “Made Elam submit”
23 Agga* 625 Kish
Enmenbaragesi’s dynasty ends after 1525 years”
TOTAL 24,510 [2900? – 2650? B.C. ; 250 yrs?]

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1 Meshkiagasher, Son of Utu 324 (325) E-anna “Entered the sea and disappeared”
2 Enmerkar* 420 (900) Uruk [Made Aratta submit]
Meshkiagasher’s dynasty ends after 745 years”
3 Lugal-Banda the Shepherd 1200 Uruk
4 Dumuzi the Fisherman 100 (110) Uruk “His city was Kuara”
“Captured Enmebaragesi single-handedly”
5 Gilgamesh, Lord of Kulaba 126 Uruk “Father was a nomad[?]”
6 Ur-Nungal* 30 Uruk
7 Udul-Kalama* 15 Uruk “Son of Ur-Nungal
8 Laba-Shum 9 Uruk
9 Ennuntarahanna 8 Uruk
10 Meshe 36 Uruk
11 Melemanna 6 Uruk
11 Tilkug 900+ Uruk
12 Lugal-Kitun 36 (420) Uruk
TOTAL 2310 (3588) [2670-2540? B.C. ; 130 yrs?]

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1 Meshanepadda 80 Ur [Defeats Agga]
2 Aannipadda* ? Ur [Temple built near Ur]
2 Meshkiagn[a/u]nna 36 (30) Ur [Son of Meshanepadda]
3 Elulu 25 Ur
4 Balulu 36 Ur
TOTAL 171 [2670-2550? B.C. ; 120 yrs?]

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1 ??? ? Awan
2 ??? ? Awan
3 ??? 36 Awan
TOTAL 356 [2460-2420 B.C. ; 40 yrs]

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1 Susuda the Fuller 201+ Kish II
2 Dadasig 81 Kish II
3 Mamagal the Boatman 360 (420) Kish II
4 Kalbum* 195 (132) Kish II
5 Tuge 360 Kish II
6 Mennuna* 180 Kish II
7 (8) Mesilim[?] 290 Kish II [Sets Umma/Lagash border ~2450 B.C.]
8 (7) Lugal-Gu 360 (420) Kish II
TOTAL 3,195 (3,792) [2500-2430 B.C. ; 70 yrs]

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1 Hadanish 360 Hamazi [2450-2430 B.C.; 20 yrs]

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1 Enshakanshanna 60 Uruk II
2 Lugal-Ure (Kinishedudu) 120 Uruk II
3 Argandea 7 Uruk II
TOTAL: 187 [2432-2340 B.C. ; 92 yrs]

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1 Nani 120+ (54+) Ur II (Ur II proceeds Uruk II)
2 Meshkiagnanna 48 Ur II
3 ??? 2 Ur II (Omitted)
TOTAL: 582 (578) [2430-2340 B.C.; 90 yrs]

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1 Lugal-Anemundu 90 (90) Adab [2525-2500 B.C.]

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1 Anbu 30 (90) Mari
2 Anba* 17 (7) Mari
3 Bazi the Leatherworker 30 Mari
4 Zizi the Fuller 20 Mari
5 Limer the Gudu-Priest 30 Mari
6 Sharrumiter 9 (7) Mari
TOTAL: 136 (184) [2500-2334 B.C. ; 166 yrs]

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1 Kubau the Tavern Keeper 100 Kish III [Female; 2400 B.C.]

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1 Unzi 30 Akshak
2 Undalulu 6 (12) Akshak
3 Urur 6 Akshak
4 PuzurNirah 20 Akshak
5 Ishu-Il 24 (24) (24) Akshak
6 Shu-Suen* 7 (7) (7) (24) Akshak [2450-2360 B.C. ; 90 yrs]
TOTAL: 99 (116) “5 kings ruled 87 years.”

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1 (2) Puzur-Suen, Son of Kubau 25 Kish IV (Kish III)
2 (3) Ur-Zababa 400 (6) (4+) Kish IV (Kish III)
“Kubau’s dynasty ends after 745 years.”
3 (4) Zimudar (Ziguiake) 30+ Kish IV (Kish III)
4 (5) Ubni-Watar* 7 (6) Kish IV (Kish III)
5 (6) Ectar-Muti 11 (17) Kish IV (Kish III)
6 (7) Ishma-Shamash 11 Kish IV (Kish III)
? Shu-Ilishu 15 Kish III
? Zimudar 7 Kish III
7 (8) Nanniya the Jeweler 7 (3) Kish IV (Kish III) (Omitted)
TOTAL: 491 (485) “8 kings ruled 586 years.”
[2360 – 2340 B.C.; 20 yrs]

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1 En-Hegal 20? Lagash
2 Lugal-Sha-Engur 55? Lagash
3 Ur-Nanshe 30 Lagash
4 Akurgal 10 Lagash
5 EAnaTum 30 Lagash [2455 B.C.]
6 EnAnaTum I 20 Lagash [Brother of Eanatum]
7 EnTemena* 30 Lagash
8 En-Ana-Tum II 10 Lagash [2375 B.C.]
9 En-Entar-Zi 5 Lagash
10 Lugal-Anda 5 Lagash
11 Uru-Ka-Gina 10 Lagash
TOTAL: 225 [2570-2345 B.C.]

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1 LugalZagesi 25(34) Uruk III (Omitted)
[2345-2316; 29yrs]

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1 Sharru-Kin, Gardener’s Son 56 (55) (54) Agade “Cupbearer of Ur-Zababa
2 Rimush* 9,7 (15) Agade
3 Manishtishu 15 (7) Agade “Older brother of Rimush
4 NaramSuen* 56 (56) Agade
5 SharKaliSharri* 25 (25) (24) Agade
“Sharru-Kin’s dynasty ends after 157 years.”

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Dynasty of Sharru-Kin [Sargon] Ends

Who was king? Who was not king?”

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6 Irgigi 0-1 Agade
7 (8) Imi 0-1 Agade
8 (7) Nanum 0-1 Agade
9 Ilulu 0-1 Agade (Total: 3 Years)
10 Dudu 21 Agade (Omitted)
11 Shu-Durul* 15 (18) Agade (Omitted)
TOTAL: 181 “12 kings ruled 197 years.”“9 kings ruled 161 years.”
[2371-2230 B.C.; 141 yrs]

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1 Ur-Nigin 7 (3) (15) (30) Uruk IV (Uruk III)
2 Ur-Gigir* 6 (7) (15) (7) Uruk IV (Uruk III)
3 Kuda 6 Uruk IV (Uruk III) (Omitted)
4 Puzur-Eli 5 (20) Uruk IV (Uruk III) (Omitted)
5 (3) Ur-Utu, son of Ur-Gigir 6 (25) Uruk IV (Uruk III)
5 Lugalmelem, son of Ur-Gigir 7 Uruk IV
TOTAL: 30 (43) (26) “3 kings ruled 47 years.”

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Nobody 3 (5) Guti [Northern Elamites]
1 Inkishush 6 (7) Guti
2 Zarlagab 6 Guti
3 Shulmi (Yarlagash) 6 Guti
4 Silulumesh (Silulu) 6 (7) Guti
5 Inimabakesh 5 Guti
5 Duga 6 Guti
6 Ilu-An 3 Guti
6 Igeshaush 6 Guti
7 Yarlagab 15 (5) Guti
8 Yarla (Yarlangab) 3 Guti
9 Kulum 1 (3) Guti
10 Apil-Kin 3 Guti
11 Laerabum (?) 2 Guti
12 Irarum 2 Guti
13 Ibranum 1 Guti
14 Hablum 2 Guti
15 Puzur-Suen* 7 Guti
16 Yarlaganda 7 Guti

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20 ??? 7 Guti
21 Tiriga (?) 40 days Guti
TOTAL: 124 (25) [2193-2123 B.C.; 70 yrs]

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4 Gudea 20 Lagash [2141-2122 B.C.]

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1 Utu-Hegal 427 (7) (7) (26) Uruk

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1 Ur-Nammu 18 Ur III
2 Shulgi* 46 (48) (48) (58) Ur III
3 Amar-Suena* 9 (25) Ur III
4 Shu-Suen* 9 (7) (16) (20+) Ur III
5 Ibbi-Suen* 24 (15) (25) (25) Ur III [2112-2004 B.C. ; 108 yrs]
TOTAL: 108 (117) (117) (120+) (123)

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1 Ishbi-Irra 33 (32) Isin
2 Shu-Ilishu* 20 (10) (15) Isin
3 Iddin-Dagon* 21 (25) Isin
4 Ishme-Dagon* 20 (18) Isin
5 Lipit-Ishtar* 11 (11) (11) Isin “Son of Iddin-Dagon”
6 Ur-Ninurta, Son of Ishkur 28 Isin “Abundant reign & sweet life”
7 BurSuen* 21 Isin
8 Lipit-Enlil* 5 Isin
9 Erra-Imitti 8 (7) (7) Isin
? ??? 1/2 Isin
10 EnlilBani 24 Isin
11 Zambiya 3 Isin
12 Iterpica 4 Isin
13 Urdulkuga 4 Isin
14 Suen-Magir 11 Isin
? Damaqilishu* 23 Isin
TOTAL: 203 (225) [2004-1763 B.C. ; 241 yrs]

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1 Naplanum 20 Larsa [Vassal to Isin]
2 Emisum 28 Larsa [Vassal to Isin]
3 Samium 35 Larsa [Vassal to Isin]
4 Zabaja 9 Larsa [Vassal to Isin]
5 Gungunum 27 Larsa [Zabaja‘s brother; King of Ur]
6 Abi-Sare 11 Larsa [Killed Ur-Ninurta of Isin]
7 Sumuel 29 Larsa [Took Nippur from Isin]
8 Nur-Adad 16 Larsa
9 Suen-Iddinam* 7 Larsa
10 Suen-Eribam 2 Larsa
11 Suen-Iqisham 5 Larsa
12 Silli-Adad 1 Larsa [Killed by Kutur-Mabuk]
13 Warad-Suen 12 Larsa [Son of Kutur-Mabuk]
14 Rim-Suen 59 Larsa [Defeated Babylon in battle]
[Conquered Isin; Defeated by Hammurabi]
TOTAL: 261 [2026-1763 B.C.]
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Italic: Not recorded on any king lists (taken from a different source)
Bold: City listed as built by that king

Prayers to An for Rim-Sin (Rim-Sin C): translation

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6b - Ur-Nammu, Shulgi, & Rim-Sin

   (Ur-Nammu           Shulgi             Rim-Sin, a few giant mixed-breed sons of goddess Ninsun, all appointed to kingships)

1-10 Shepherd, called by name,

 (Anu, King of the alien giant Anunnaki from planet Nibiru, father to the gods on Earth)

for whom holy An (Anu) has determined in heaven a great destiny!

Rim-Sîn (giant mixed-breed appointed king), called by name,

for whom holy An has determined in heaven a great destiny!

Prince who achieved kingship when still in the true womb,

you grandly exercise lordship over the numerous people.

1e - Larsa 1912  (Larsa mountain / ziggurat ruins, 1912)

In Larsa, the …… mountain befitting the princely divine powers (alien technologies),

3b - Agade-Akkad, Sargon's Empire

(Akkad / Agade empire includes Sumer between the Rivers Euphrates & Tigris, “The Eden”, “The Land Between the Rivers”)

you are truly called to be shepherd of Sumer and Akkad.

  (Anu / An, “father in heaven / planet Nibiru, above in his sky-disc)

Great An, august in heaven and earth, lord who is wise in everything,

father of the gods, has determined to fix the destinies for that place,

never interrupting the uttering of weighty commands, …… in the pure interior of heaven.

 

11-28 Prince Rim-Sîn, you are the shepherd, the desire of his heart.

May great An manifest brilliantly his heart’s love for you; may he bless you for your justice.

May An in his profound heart make the days of your life abundant for you,

(Anu in his winged sky-disc)

and give you kingship over the widespread lands until distant days.

With his holy words may he determine for you a destiny of life,

and with a wholly unalterable command give you long life in addition.

1d - weld prism 3200 - 1800 B.C., Larsa Artifact  (Larsa ancient artifact, Weld Prism, 3,200 to 1,800 B.C. Kings List)

May he fix the holy headdress on your head, and seat you grandly on the throne of life.

May he hand over to you the scepter of justice,

and suspend by your side the staff which strengthens the Land.

May he make you grasp the shepherd’s crook that causes the people to multiply.

May he open for you the breasts of the brilliant heavens, and cause the rain to rain for you.

From the heart of heaven may he assemble for you years of abundance and days of plenty.

May he make splendid radiance and heart’s joy for your days,

and place in your hands an agreeable reign of justice.

3a - Anu in flight  (Sky-God Anu in his sky-disc, directing & protecting from above)

May the great An forever be the protector of your kingship!

Rim-Sîn, you are my king!

 

2928 lines. A prayer to An.

 

Excerpt from a praise poem of Rim-Sîn: translation

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1-9 O An (Anu), strengthen the foundations of the throne of life.

Rim-Sîn, may your name be called by a name of life;

may he look upon you with favorable eyes, and pay attention to you.

1 line unclear

May he determine a destiny of life as a fate for you.

Rim-Sîn, may you be beloved of An, and may your kingship endure forever.

7 - Anu meets 1st earthling hybrids Adapa & Titi  (giant Anunnaki King Anu meets 1st modern earthlings on Nibiru)

Great An, make him shepherd of the numerous people.