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Ur-Ningirsu
Year names of Ur-Ningirsu
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1. mu ur-dnin-gir2-su ensi2 : Year: “Ur- Ningirsu is governor”
- not attested
2. mu ur-dnin-gir2-su ensi2 mu us2-a-bi : Year after: “Ur- Ningirsu is governor”
a. mu šita2-ab-ba maš-e pad3-da : Year: “The šita-abba-priest was chosen by means of the omens”
b. mu lu2-mah-dba-ba6 maš-e pad3-da : Year: “The lumah-priest of Baba was chosen by means of the omens”
ca. mu nin-dingir-diškur maš-e ba-pad3-da : Year: “The high-priestess of Iškur was chosen by means of the omens”
- RTC 257 (Girsu) rev. 2: mu nin-dingir {d}iszkur masz-e ba-pa3-da
- MVN 7, 170 (Girsu) rev. 1 : mu nin-dingir {d}iszkur masz-e pa3-da
- AOAT 25, p. 81, 10 (Girsu) rev. 4: mu nin-dingir {d}#[iszkur] masz2-e ba-pa3-da
- JANES 18, 48 22 (Nippur) rev. 3: mu nin-dingir {d}iszkur masz2-e i3-pa3
- Note that JANES 18, 48 22 has a provenience of Nippur.
Sigrist & Damerow attribute very similar year names to Ur-Ningirsu year (ca) and to Ur-Nammu year (j). RIME 3/2 (Frayne 1997, 18) attributes this year name to Ur-Nammu.
cb. mu nin-dingir-diškur maš2-e i3-pad3 sza3 e2-ar3-ar3 : Year: “The high-priestess of Iškur was chosen by means of the omens in the earar / the mill”
d. mu gu-za-la2 dnin-gir2-su : Year: “The throne bearer of Ningirsu (was chosen / installed)”
e. mu unugki ba-hul-a : Year: “Uruk was destroyed”
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