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Hadabal

Hadabal (also spelled 'Adabal) was a god worshiped in Ebla and its surroundings in the third millennium BCE. He was one of the main gods of that area, and appears frequently in Eblaite documents. His character is not well understood, though it has been proposed that he might have been an agricultural or lunar god. Like the city's tutelary god Kura and…

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Consort
Ba'altum (dBAD.MUNUS)
Major cult center
Ebla, Luban, Larugadu, Hamadu

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Hadabal

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Edges54
Triples97
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.036364
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related to Name and origin · 34
Hadabal → Adamma, Alfonso Archi, Arrukum, Aštabi, BAD, BAL, BCE, Daniel Schwemer, Diakonoff, Ebla, Eblaite, Hadabal's, Hadda, He, However, Hurrian, Hurrians, Igor, Itūr-Mēr, Išḫara
related to Worship · 26
Hadabal → Alfonso Archi, Another, Arugadu, BCE, Collectively, Dagan, Ebla, Eblaite, Hadabal's, Hadda, Halab, Hama, Hamadu, Ibirim, Jabal Zawiya, Kura, Larugadu, Luban, Mount Simeon, Neau
related to Moon god theory · 22
Hadabal → Alfonso Archi, Another, Ebla, Eblaite, Emar, Furthermore, However, KTU, Lambert, Larugadu, Later, Lrgt, Lunar, Mesopotamian Sin, Moon, Saggar, Suinu, Ugaritic, Walther Sallaberger, Wilfred
related to Character · 13
Hadabal → Alfonso Archi, Ba'altum, BCE, Ebla, Haddu, It, Larugadu, Luban, MUNUS, Orontes, Resheph, She, Statues
Consort · 1
Hadabal → Ba'altum (dBAD.MUNUS)
Major cult center · 1
Hadabal → Ebla, Luban, Larugadu, Hamadu

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ebla god eblaite alfonso archi kura doi name larugadu attested part 10 also millennium proposed might character cult issn texts

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HadabalConsortBa'altum (dBAD.MUNUS)1.00infobox
HadabalMajor cult centerEbla, Luban, Larugadu, Hamadu1.00infobox
Hadabalrelated to CharacterOrontes0.60section
Hadabalrelated to CharacterBCE0.60section
Hadabalrelated to CharacterIt0.60section
Hadabalrelated to CharacterAlfonso Archi0.60section
Hadabalrelated to CharacterEbla0.60section
Hadabalrelated to CharacterLarugadu0.60section
Hadabalrelated to CharacterHaddu0.60section
Hadabalrelated to CharacterResheph0.60section
Hadabalrelated to CharacterBa'altum0.60section
Hadabalrelated to CharacterMUNUS0.60section

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