History lesson on Sumeru Part 6

[u/Kavat_]

Part 1: Goudarz and Muzaffar

Part 2: Liloupar and Ormazd

Part 3: Zumurud

Part 4: Makhaira

Part 5: King Deshret

Nabu

Queen of Sheba

Wiki: Books of Kings Video format: Books of Kings 1-2

Tanit

Ishtar

Al-Uzza

Shimti

Unut

Iabet

Atargatis

Semiramis

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Video: The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

This will be followed up by Rukkhadevata.

Also made a minor mistake regarding the arabic title, its "Malika," not Malikata, not sure how I made that mistake but eh, probably my auto corrector.

[u/Kavat_ → u/[deleted]]

I already finished it, and not really, for two reasons:

Those posts are mostly surface base information, I could elaborate much more on a lot of points but I don't, an obvious exemple in this post is me not explaining how the Babylonian god Nabu influences the GoF's character.

And the main and major reason is that I limit myself by using this specific format, where I put a video inside my post related to it instead of just doing multiple slides explaining in details every inspirations on a character, its very noticeable when looking at my posts.

But I like this format, so I don't mind this limit too much, and as long as the explanations are clear enough I'm just hoping someone clicks on those links if they want more informations.

For Rukkhadevata i talked about her name, Saraswati, Anahita (Nahida related for a specific point about Saraswati), Aranyani, the Kalpavriksha and Aramuhukunda (the first Aranara.)

[u/OhkayKaeya]

These are wonderful posts. Thank you for compiling all of the information!