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Tishpak

Tishpak (Tišpak) was a Mesopotamian god associated with the ancient city Eshnunna and its sphere of influence, located in the Diyala area of Iraq. He was primarily a war deity, but he was also associated with snakes, including the mythical mushussu and bashmu, and with kingship.

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Worship

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Children
Nanshak, Pappasanu, Me-SUḪUR, possibly Inshushinak and Ishtaran
Consort
Kulla
Hurrian
Milkunni
Major cult center
Eshnunna
Sumerian
Ninazu
Symbol
mushussu

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Tishpak

Nodes127
Edges126
Triples142
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015748
Components1

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Tishpak

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related to Origin · 45
Tishpak → Akkadian, An, Anum, Der, Dietz Otto Edzard, Ea, Elam, Elamite, Elamite Inshushinak, Enki, Ereshkigal, Eshnunna, Esikil, Frans Wiggermann, Fritz Hommel, From, Hammurabi's, However, Hurrian, In
related to Associations with other deities · 26
Tishpak → Abu, An, Anum, Bashmu, Belet-Terraban, Belet-Šuḫnir, Eshnunna, His, However, Inshushinak, Ipahum, Ishtaran, It, Kulla, Marten Stol, Me-SUḪUR, Much, Nanshak, On, Pappasanu
related to Character and iconography · 23
Tishpak → Adad, An, An Akkadian, Anu, Dadusha, Enlil, Eshnunna, He, His, In, It, Labbu, Marduk, Ninazu, Ninazu's, Ningirsu, Ninurta, Shamash, Sin, Such
related to Worship · 21
Tishpak → After Eshnunna, Akkadian, Ashur, Assur, Beate Pongratz-Leisten, Bilalama, Dadusha, Eshnunna, Esikil, His, Iquish-Tishpak, Multiple, Ninazu, Old Babylonian, One, Only, Sargonic, Tell Asmar, The, Third Dynasty
related to Mythology · 15
Tishpak → Anzu, As, Ashurbanipal, Atrahasis, Enlil, Enuma Elish, Eshnunna, Frans Wiggermann, Labbu, Lambert, Nergal, One, Tishpak's, Wiggermann's, Wilfred
Children · 1
Tishpak → Nanshak, Pappasanu, Me-SUḪUR, possibly Inshushinak and Ishtaran
Consort · 1
Tishpak → Kulla
Hurrian · 1
Tishpak → Milkunni
Major cult center · 1
Tishpak → Eshnunna
Sumerian · 1
Tishpak → Ninazu

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god eshnunna also ninazu name tishpak's deities akkadian associated origin mushussu one gods known city mesopotamian tutelary similar regarded ninurta

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
TishpakChildrenNanshak, Pappasanu, Me-SUḪUR, possibly Inshushinak and Ishtaran1.00infobox
TishpakConsortKulla1.00infobox
TishpakHurrianMilkunni1.00infobox
TishpakMajor cult centerEshnunna1.00infobox
TishpakSumerianNinazu1.00infobox
TishpakSymbolmushussu1.00infobox
TishpakUgariticGaṯaru1.00infobox
Ninazuinstance ofa group which he assumes developed on the boundary between Sumero-Akkadian and Elamite culture to which he also assigns gods0.80text
Ningishzidainstance ofa group which he assumes developed on the boundary between Sumero-Akkadian and Elamite culture to which he also assigns gods0.80text
Ishtaraninstance ofa group which he assumes developed on the boundary between Sumero-Akkadian and Elamite culture to which he also assigns gods0.80text
mushussuinstance ofFrans Wiggermann proposes that the Labbu myth served as an explanation for Tishpak's associations with serpentine creatures0.80text
and as a justification for his installation as the tutelary god of Eshnunnainstance ofFrans Wiggermann proposes that the Labbu myth served as an explanation for Tishpak's associations with serpentine creatures0.80text

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