Babylon (as Adad)

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Babylon (as Adad) refers to the Mesopotamian storm god Adad in his Babylonian cultic form, where he was venerated as a major deity of thunder, rain, and fertility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesopotamian deity
fertility god
storm god
thunder god
weather god
associatedAnimal bull
associatedWith Adad NERFINISHED
associatedWithCity Babylon NERFINISHED
controls lightning
rainfall
thunderstorms
winds
cultAspect Babylonian form of Adad
culticFormOf Adad NERFINISHED
culture Babylonian NERFINISHED
Mesopotamian
domain agriculture
fertility
rain
storms
thunder
equatedWith Ishkur NERFINISHED
functionInPantheon guarantor of agricultural fertility
regulator of weather
invokedFor good harvests
protection from destructive storms
timely rains
majorCultCenter Babylon NERFINISHED
perceivedAs both beneficent and destructive
provides abundant harvests
fertile soil
religion Mesopotamian religion
role bringer of life-giving rain
protector of crops
punisher through storms
symbol bull
lightning bolt
storm clouds
timePeriod Bronze Age
Iron Age
veneratedAs giver of abundance
lord of storms
major deity
worshippedIn Babylonia NERFINISHED
Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
worshipType state cult
temple cult

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Ishkur cultCenter Babylon (as Adad)