-
Muṣaṣir (****yrian cuneiform: KURMu-ṣa-ṣir and variants,
including Mutsatsir,
Akkadian for Exit of the Serpent/Snake), in
Urartian Ardini was an ancient...
- The name
Musasir in
Akkadian means exit of the serpent. The
Musasir temple was an
important Araratian temple in
Musasir, The
Temple at
Musasir appears...
-
emigrated northwest into the Lake Van
region from
their religious capital of
Musasir.
According to Zimansky, the
Urartian ruling class were few in
number and...
- Urartu, as well as
other small buffer states between the two, such as
Musasir and Zikirta. The name of
Mannaea and its
earliest recorded ruler Udaki...
-
without wings,
standing on a lion. His
principle shrine was at
Ardini (
Muṣaṣir). The
temples dedicated to
Khaldi were
adorned with
weapons such as swords...
- most of
Urartu Arubani is
known as Khaldi's wife, at the
excavation of
Musasir references to "Khaldi and his wife, Bagmashtu" were
found inscribed on...
- The
region was
partially under the rule of
Urartu and the
kingdom of
Musasir in
early 1st
millennium BCE.
Modern Rawandiz district was a
religious center...
-
Mannaean city of
Musasir,
which was then made the
religious center of the empire. The main
temple for the war god
Haldi was in
Musasir. Ishpuini's kingdom...
- so far.
Literature mentions that ****yrians,
while looting the city of
Musasir,
removed a
bronze statue of King
Argishti I
weighing 60
talents (about...
- ‘****yro-Chaldean’ as a compromise. K. Radner, "Between a Rock and a Hard Place:
Muṣaṣir, Kumme, Ukku and Šubria – the
Buffer States between ****yria and Urarṭu...
