Double tap to edit “The Mesopotamian Gods of the Sumerian, Babylonian, Akkadian, & Assyrian Mythologies” Throughout the following thousands of years, Enki and Enlil were both on Earth, overseeing operations, and having many children by multiple Annunaki partners. Enlil ended up getting with one of Ninmah’s young nurses named Sud, Sud was made his wife and given the title, Ninlil.

At this point the main players of the Sumerian, Babylonian, Akkadian, and Assyrian “mythology” were all here: Enlil and Ninlil, Ninmah (also known as Ninhursag), Enki and then their children: Ningal (also known as Ningishzida, later known as Thoth from Atlantean and Egyptian mythology), Ninurta, Inanna, Nanna, Nergal, Ereshkigal, Utu, and then Marduk who ended up changing the histories to make himself the supreme deity during Babylonian times. Anu was said to dwell in the heavens and indeed he did, for he stayed on Nibiru most of the time.

Side note: There was a Annunaki female named Nammu who was known to the Babylonians as the goddess Tiamat, to not be confused with the Dragon Queen Tiamat of the Orion Empire, two completely different entities.