Ask for the names of the gods in Sumerian mythology

The God of the Heavenly Father, Anhe, the God of the Earth, the God of the Earth-> Enlil, the God of the Wind, the Great Mother of the Gods, Ninhur Sag, the God of Wisdom, the Water God, the God of Rain, Marduk, the God of the Sun, the God of War, Ashuer, the God of the Sun Nana, the Old Man of the Moon, the Sun God Utu, the Goddess of Love, Inanna, also has the duties and missions of the goddess of war, the god of the Faun, Dumut, and the god of the steppe, the god of thunder, Adad, the god of thunder, the twin fire gods Kibir and Nukus, the goddess of water, Nanshe, the god of books, and the god of books, Naboo, the Hades King Negar, is also known as the King of the Grim Reaper That's about it.

Some of the names of the gods in Sumerian mythology are as follows:

Nammu: The goddess of chaos, the primordial sea, from her comes the "Mountain of Heaven and Earth" and the two gods An and Qi.

An: The god of the sky, representing the Sumerians at their best.

祺 (ki): The goddess of the earth, Ann's sister and spouse. Also known as Nintu, Ninhursaga, Ninmah. She has connections to a number of male gods.

Enlil: God of spirit, wind, and atmosphere, born of heaven and earth. Tabrett, who has the Mandate of Heaven card, is the de facto King of the Gods and Lord of the Earth. He separated the "mountain of heaven and earth" and put an end to the state of chaos and undivided.

There are many other gods in Sumerian mythology, and here are just a few of them.

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Like ancient Greek mythology, although the gods are immortal, they are not omniscient and omnipotent, and they have an extremely rich human nature. They can also have wives and children, and form a well-organized, hierarchical system of heaven. God does not have a hierarchy in the beginning, and hierarchy is not immutable.

Each Sumerian city-state had its own protector gods, and the status of the gods was determined by the political and military strength of the city-states where their followers lived. Later, the city-states came together, and the gods began to have a unified and fixed god system. During the reign of the Semites, Sumerian gods were often given new names, and Sumerian mythology and Babylonian mythology were as related to Greek and Roman mythology as Greek mythology was to Roman mythology, and the latter inherited and developed the former.

Adad Adad or Iscuishkur - the god of storms, became the main god Baal in Syria and Lebanon.

Enlil - The god of wind, the head of the gods.

Anu or anu an sky, lord of the constellations, father of the gods.

Enki Enki or Aia Ea - the master of Abozu, the god of crafts, water, intelligence, mischief, who made a great contribution to the creation of the earth and its inhabitants.

Erishkigal - also known as Irkalla, Queen of the Underworld.

Inanna Inanna or Ishtar - goddess of fertility, love and war.

Marduk - Son of Aia, patron saint of Babylon, head of the temple of Babylon.

Nabu Nabu - Son of Marduk, god of wisdom and writing.

Nanshe - Goddess of Social Justice, Prophecy, Fertility and Fishing.

Negar Nergal - the god of plague, war, also known as Ellaerra, the sun in its destructive powers; Later the husband of Ereshkigal.

Ninhursag - Goddess of the Earth and Mother.

Ninlil- Goddess of the air; Enlil's wife.

Ninurta- God of war and agriculture.

Shamash or Utu UTU - the god of the sun, the arbiter of justice and the patron saint of travelers.

Sinsin or Nanna-Suen - the god of the moon.

Tammuz or Dumuz Dumuzi - the god of plants.