Ninurta Overview

(gods in blue …mixed-breed demigods in teal…)

 

3d - Ninurta & his spouse Bau-Gula

(Ninurta)                (Bau, Ninurta’s spouse                              Ninurta, heir to Heaven & Earth Colony)

. Ninurta = Sumer “Lord who completes the foundation”

. Pabilsaj = Babylon

. Ningirsu = Akkad

. Ninip, Ninib = Assyria

. Ishtaran = “Myth of Anzu” name for Ninurta

. Ishum = Babylon

. Astabis = Hurrian

. Apollo = Greek

. Apollo = Roman

. son to Enlil and Enlil‘s ½ sister Ninhursag, born of the “double-seed” law of succession to kingship

. Enlil’s legal royal heir to Nibiru & colonies; Anu > Enlil > Ninurta, Anu‘s “double seed” descendants

. born on Nibiru, the last royal prince born there (older Marduk was born on Nibiru)

. spouse Bau / Gula, “Lady who the dead brings back to life”, healer, doctor, & warden of prisons

 

          . God of War and Irrigation

 

Ninurta’s Temples – Residences:

    . E-me-ur-ana = “House which gathers the divine powers of heaven“,  Ninurta in Nibru (Nippur, named after planet Nibiru)

    . E-ninnu = “House of 50”, Temple to Ningirsu in Lagash (father Enlil‘s royal succession #50)

    . E-dim-gal-kalama = “House which is the great pole of the Land”, Ištaran in Dēr

              . E-igi-kalama = “House which is the eye of the land” of Lugal-Marad to Ninurta in Marad

              . E-igi-zid-bar-ra = Temple to Ningirsu, built by Entemena

 

Ninurta’s Sons:

      . Damu, the doctor

      . Ab-Bau

      . Ig-alim

                . Ninkarnuna


         Ninurta’s Daughter:

              . Ninsun, mother of Gilgamesh & many other mixed-breed kings

 

          Mother Bau´s septuplets, the offspring of lord Nin-jirsu (Ninurta):

              . Zazaru

              . Ickur-pa-ed

              . Ur-agrunta-ea

     . He-girnuna

     . He-caga

     . Zurju

     . Zarju

“Zazaru, Ickur-pa-ed, Ur-agrunta-ea, He-girnuna, He-caga, Zurju and Zarju, who are Bau´s septuplets, the offspring of lord Nin-jirsu, his beloved lukur maidens, who create plenty for the myriads, stepped forward to lord Nin-jirsu (Ninurta) with friendly entreaties on behalf of (King) Gudea…” (Ninurta’s semi-divine grandson-king)