Storm-god of Hatti

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The Storm-god of Hatti is a principal Hittite weather and sky deity associated with storms, rain, and royal power in the Hittite pantheon.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Storm-god of Hatti canonical 2
Storm god of Hatti 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hittite deity
deity
weather god
associatedWith agriculture
fertility
kingship
royal power
war
centralInMyth Illuyanka myth
Telepinu myth
consort Sun-goddess of Arinna
culture Hittite
domain lightning
rain
sky
storms
thunder
equatedWith Hurrian storm-god Teshub
linked to: Tarḫunna

Mesopotamian god Adad
linked to: Babylon (as Adad)

Syrian storm-god Baal
linked to: Baal

Tarhunna
Tarhunt
linked to: Tarḫunna
function bringer of rain
controller of weather
guarantor of oaths
protector of the king
gender male
importance chief god of the Hittite state cult
pantheon Hittite pantheon
linked to: Hittite mythology
parentOf Inara
Telepinu
region Anatolia
Central Anatolia
religion Hittite religion
linked to: Hittite mythology
role principal deity
royal patron deity
sacredAnimal bull
spouse Sun-goddess of Arinna
symbol bull
thunderbolt
title King of Heaven
Lord of the Storm
Weather-god of Heaven
worshipBy Hittites
Luwians
worshipPeriod 2nd millennium BCE
worshipPlace Hatti
Hattusa

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lower City dedicatedTempleDeities Storm-god of Hatti
Plague Prayers of Mursili II addressedTo Storm-god of Hatti
Luwian religion hasDeity Storm god of Hatti
linked to: Storm-god of Hatti