En-men-lu-ana

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En-men-lu-ana is a legendary antediluvian king of the ancient Sumerian city of Bad-tibira, known primarily from his appearance in the Sumerian King List.

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En-men-lu-ana canonical 2

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Sumerian king
antediluvian ruler
legendary king
associatedWith Bad-tibira
Mesopotamian king lists
attestedAs En-men-lu-ana
country Sumer
culture Sumerian mythology
describedIn Sumerian King List
evidenceType literary tradition
genreOfTextMention royal list
hasQuality extraordinarily long reign (mythic)
historicity legendary
languageOfRecord Sumerian
linked to: Sumerian language
mentionedIn Weld-Blundell Prism
mythologicalPeriod antediluvian period
notableWork Sumerian King List
partOf antediluvian dynasty of Bad-tibira
positionHeld King of Bad-tibira
realm Bad-tibira
reignAfter Alalngar
Alulim
reignBefore En-men-gal-ana
reignLocation Bad-tibira
ancient Sumer
religion ancient Mesopotamian religion
roleInMythology early ruler before the flood
sourceType cuneiform inscriptions
timePeriod 3rd millennium BCE (textual tradition)

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Sumerian King List includesKing En-men-lu-ana
En-men-lu-ana attestedAs En-men-lu-ana