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Nergal

Nergal
also: Nergal
deitythe underworldthe plaguethe 'lord of the netherworld'war (in some accounts)attested

The underworld god, the 'lord of the netherworld', the god of the plague; in some accounts he is Ereshkigal's consort. In the 'Nergal and Ereshkigal' myth, he 'rapes' (or marries) Ereshkigal and becomes her consort.

Parthian relief of the god Nergal, from Hatra — Parthian relief of the god Nergal
Parthian relief of the god Nergal · Unknown ancient Hatran relief sculptor · undated · Wikimedia Commons (institution in source file) · Public domain
The account

Who they are


'Nergal' is the underworld god, the 'lord of the netherworld', the god of the plague [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗. In some accounts, he is Ereshkigal's consort [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗. The 'Nergal and Ereshkigal' myth: Nergal 'rapes' (or marries) Ereshkigal, and becomes her consort and the lord of the underworld [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗. Nergal is the god of the plague and the 'dark' power of the underworld [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗. He is also a war-god (in some accounts) [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗. Nergal's 'plague' role makes him a feared deity — his 'dark' power is the power of death and disease [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗.
Worth knowing
  • The underworld god, the 'lord of the netherworld' [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗.
  • The god of the plague [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗.
  • Ereshkigal's consort (in the 'Nergal and Ereshkigal' myth) [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗.
Uncertainties & variants
  • Nergal's 'raping' of Ereshkigal is a 'marriage' myth: the underworld-god and the underworld-goddess become a pair [S5]S5 · etcl.mca.edu — Electronic Text Corpus of cuneiform (transliterations + translations)corpus (Sumerian/Akkadian texts)corpusOpen source ↗.
Relationships (2)

Connections


Partners

PARTNER_OFEreshkigal — Ereshkigal and Nergal are a 'pair' (the 'Nergal and Ereshkigal' marriage myth).[S5]

Conflict & enmity

KILLEDEreshkigal — (Mythic) In the 'Nergal and Ereshkigal' myth, Nergal 'rapes' (or marries) Ereshkigal.[S5]
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MESOPOTAMIAN · 19♥♥♥♥♥Tablets of Dest…Apsu (the primeval …Antu (Anatum)An (the heavens)EreshkigalNergal (Ereshkigal'…Ki (the earth)KinguNergalNingalNinhursagNinlilTiamatEnki (Ea)EnlilMardukNabuNanna (Sin)Inanna (Ishtar)Utu (Shamash)
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Artworks

Depictions

Parthian relief of the god Nergal, from Hatra — Parthian relief of the god Nergal
Parthian relief of the god Nergal · Unknown ancient Hatran relief sculptor · undated · Wikimedia Commons (institution in source file) · Public domain
Parthian relief of the god Nergal · undated
Nergal symbol, Old-Babylonian fired clay plaque from Nippur — Nergal symbol
Nergal symbol · Osama Shukir Muhammed Amin FRCP(Glasg) · 2003 · Wikimedia Commons (institution in source file) · CC BY-SA 4.0
Nergal symbol · 2003
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