Hebat

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Hebat is a prominent Hurrian mother and sky goddess later integrated into Hittite religion, often associated with solar and royal power.

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Hebat canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hurrian deity
goddess
mother goddess
sky goddess
associatedWith royal power
solar power
child Allanzu
Kunzišalli
Sharruma
consortOf Teshub
linked to: Tarḫunna
culture Hittite
Hurrian
depictedWith a halo or solar disk
standing on a lion
epithet Lady of Heaven
Mother of the Gods
linked to: Mother Goddess
equatedWith Hittite Sun Goddess of Arinna
Syrian goddess Hepat
gender female
integratedInto Hittite state cult
languageAttestedIn Akkadian
Hittite
linked to: Hittite language

Hurrian
mentionedIn Hittite myths
linked to: Hittite mythology

Hurrian myths
linked to: Hurrian religion
mythologicalCycle Kumarbi cycle
partnerInCultPair Teshub
linked to: Tarḫunna
regionOfWorship Anatolia
Northern Syria
linked to: northern Syria

Upper Mesopotamia
religion Hittite religion
Hurrian religion
role chief goddess in the Hurrian pantheon
sphereOfInfluence fertility
kingship
protection of the royal family
spouse Teshub
linked to: Tarḫunna
timePeriod Late Bronze Age
title Queen of Heaven
linked to: Lady of Heaven

Queen of the Gods
worshippedBy Hittites
Hurrians
linked to: Hurrian

Luwians
worshipPlace Aleppo
Hattusa
Kummanni

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