32. The Sumerian Kings List, 450,000 years ago, Alalu takes control of the Kingdom of Sumeria

The reverse side of Moorhen Collection Acadian Tablet, MC2894A. Alalu set his course for snowy earth, but kept his destination a secret. Alalu went to off-limits places. No one had been there before, and no one at the hammered bracelet had tried to cross there. A secret from the start, Alalu's path has shown. It put the fate of Nibiru in his hands, and he devised a plan to make his kingship universal. He had to go into exile on Nibiru, but he risked death. In his plan, the risk was in the journey, and the reward was the eternal glory of success. Alalu looked at the heavens while flying like an eagle. Down below, Nibiru was a ball hanging in space. Its shape was beautiful, and its light lit up the sky. It was a considerable size, and when it burped, fire shot out. Its red, life-giving envelope was like a churning sea. The break was clear, like a dark wound in the middle of it. When he looked down again, the large hole had become a small tub. When he looked again, Nibiru's bright ball had become a small fruit. The next time he looked, Nibiru was gone from the vast dark sea. Alalu's heart was filled with regret, and fear held him by the hands. He made a choice to wait. Alalu thought about stopping in his tracks, then he went back from being brave to make a decision. The chariot went a hundred leagues, then a thousand leagues, and then ten thousand leagues. Darkness was the darkest in the vast heavens, and the eyes of the stars far away were blinking. Alalu travelled more leagues, and then he saw something that made him very happy. In the vastness of the heavens, he was greeted by the messenger of the gods. Little Gaga, the one who shows the way, was welcomed by Alalu as he went around the circle. Before and after the celestial Antu, it would move with an uneven gait. It could face forward or backward because it had two faces. Alalu once thought that its first appearance was a good sign. He is welcomed by the gods of the sky. So was what he thought. Alalu rode his chariot along Gaga's path, which led to the second god of the heavens. Soon after, King Ensar gave it the name Celestial Antu. It was getting dark in the deep. She was as blue as clean water and the beginning of the upper waters. Alalu was amazed by how beautiful the scene was, so he kept a safe distance from the course. In the far distance, Antu's wife shimmered. She was the same size as Antu. His wife's double, An, was known for being a greenish blue. On its side, a dazzling host surrounded it and they were given solid grounds. Alalu said goodbye to the two gods with love, but Gaga's path was still unclear. It was showing its old master, for whom it used to be a counselor, how the course was changing for Ensar, the highest priest of the heavens. By the speeding chariot, Alalu could see how Ensar was pulling him in. The chariot was beautiful, with bright rings of colors. He quickly turned his eyes away from Alalu and toward that which shows the way. He saw the family's bright star in the faraway heavens, which was very unusual. After a terrifying sight, the truth came out. A giant monster, following its destiny, cast a darkening shadow on the sun. Its creator, Kishar, ate it up. The event was scary and Alalu thought it was a bad sign. It was too big for the giant Kishar, who was the leader of the firm planets. Storms swirled around it, hiding its face, and colored spots moved around on it. The god in the sky was surrounded by so many people that it was impossible to count them all. Their ways were hard to deal with and they kept going back and forth. A spell was cast on Kishar, sending out divine lightning bolts. As Alalu watched, his path got off track. His direction was unclear and his actions needed to be clarified. Then the deep darkness disappeared and Kishar continued on his destiny to the circuit. As it slowly moved, the sun's light lifted its veil, revealing the one from the beginning. Joy in Alalu's heart was not long-lasting. He knew that beyond the fifth planet was the most dangerous place. The hammered bracelet was in charge. It was waiting to be broken. It was made by hammering together rocks and boulders. The rocks worked together like orphans without a mother. They went back and forth following an old plan. Their actions were disgusting and their ways were hard to understand. Nibiru's probing chariots ate them up like hungry lions. The valuable gold that was needed to stay alive. They didn't want to move. Alalu's chariot was going full speed toward the hammered bracelet. The fierce boulders had to be bravely faced in close combat. Alalu stirred up the firestones in his chariot even more and he drove that which shows the way with steady hands. The scary boulders next to the chariot moved forward like an enemy coming to attack. Alalu fired a death-dealing missile at them from the chariot. Then he fired another terror weapon at the enemy. As scared warriors, the boulders turned around making way for Alalu. The hammered bracelet is like a spell that opens the door to the king. Even though Alalu was very deep and dark, the heavens were easy to see. He was not defeated by the bracelet's power. His mission did not end. In the distance, the sun's fiery ball, which was also its brilliance, was sending out rays of light toward Alalu. Before it was a reddish-brown planet making its way around, it was the sixth of the gods of the sky. Alalu could only catch a glimpse of it as it moved quickly away from his path. The seventh object in the sky was the snow-colored earth. Alalu set his course toward the planet and it was a very inviting place. Its catchy ball was more petite than Nibiru and its catchy net was weaker than Nibiru. It had a thinner atmosphere than Nibiru and clouds were swirling. Below, the earth is broken up into three regions. Snow-white on top and bottom with blue and brown in the middle. Alalu skillfully put the chariot's wings around the earth's ball to make a circle. In the middle, you could see both dry land and watery oceans. I have reached my goal. He told the insides of earth to pick up on the beam that went straight down. He shouted with excitement. Gold, a lot of gold was shown by the beam. It was under a dark area and in the water as well. With his heart racing, Alalu decided to think about, will he crash and die if he lets his chariot fall on the dry land? Should he go straight into the water where he might sink into oblivion? How will he stay alive? Will he discover valuable gold? Alalu was not moving in the eagle's seat and he gave the chariot the fate. The chariot moved faster because it was fully caught in the earth's net. Its spread wings lit up, the air around earth was like an oven. Then the chariot started to shake, making a terrible thunder sound. The chariot crashed suddenly and all of a sudden it stopped. Alalu couldn't move because the shaking and crash had made him lose his mind. Then he opened his eyes and saw that he was still alive. He had won and made it to the planet of gold. Now, here's what we know about the earth and its gold. It tells about the beginning of time and how the gods in the sky made the world. When it all started, in the above, there were no gods in the heavens, and in the below, ki, there was no name for the firm ground. Apsu, their first leader, was all alone in the void. In the heights of the above, there were no celestial gods yet, and in the depths of the below, there were no celestial gods either. Above and below were no gods yet, and no one knew what would happen. No reeds had grown yet, and there was no marshland. Apsu ruled the void all by himself. Then, his winds mixed the waters of the beginning, and Apsu cast a divine and clever spell over the waters. He slept soundly in the deep of the void. Tiamat, the mother of everything, became his wife. She, indeed, was a mother from heaven and a watery beauty. Apsu's little Mumud then gave birth next to him, and he gave Tiamat a gift to bring to him as his messenger. Only she can have a gleaming metal, gold, that lasts forever. Apsu gave this beautiful gift to his wife. Then their waters mixed, and they had divine children to bring into the world. The celestials were created in both male and female forms. Lamu and Lahamu were their given names. Apsu and Tiamat constructed a house below. Anshar and Kishar were created in the waters of the above when they were older and taller. They were taller than their older brothers. The two were created to be a celestial couple, and they had a son named An in the faraway heavens. He was their scion. Then Antu was brought out, who was An's equal and would be his wife. Their house was built on the outskirts of the upper waters. This is how, below and above, three heavenly couples were created in the depths. They were known as Apsu's family because Mumu and Tiamat were among them. Nibiru had yet to be seen. The earth had to be created first. The holy waters had become entangled, and even a hammered bracelet couldn't separate them. Not all of the circuits had been completed. The fates of the gods had yet to be determined. The celestials got together, but they did strange things. Tiamat was upset and angry because she couldn't sleep on their journey to Apsu. She gathered a large crowd to march alongside her. She gave birth to a people who roared and fought against Apsu's sons. She had eleven of these babies. She made Kingu the group's firstborn and leader. When the gods of the sky learned about it, they convened a council meeting. She promoted Kingu to the rank of an An and gave him the order. They exchanged words. She placed a tablet of destiny on his chest, completing his circuit. She told her son Kingu to fight the gods, but who would stand up to Tiamat, each god inquired of the other. No one from their group stepped forward and no one was going into battle with a weapon. In the midst of the deep, a god was born. He was born in a location known as the Chamber of Fates. He was created by an artist and was the sun's son. The god quickly abandoned his family in the deep where he was born. He brought the seed of life, a gift from his creator. He set his sights on the void. He was looking for a new direction in his life. Antu was always on the lookout and was the first to spot the wandering celestial. His body was appealing and he shone. His walk was regal and the way he moved was magnificent. He was the most powerful of all the gods and his circle was more extensive than theirs. Antu was the first to notice him, even though her child had never sucked at her breast. Come join my family. Allow me to become your mother. She mentioned his name. She cast her net and made him feel at ease. His path was appropriate for the job. Her words made the newcomer proud and her caring about him made him arrogant. His head doubled in size and four things sprouted from his sides. He moved his lips in agreement and a holy fire began to burn from them. He turned to face Antu about to show on his face. When An saw him, he exclaimed, My son, my son, you will be responsible for something and a host will be your servant. Let your name be Nibiru because crossing will be remembered forever. When Nibiru passed by, he bowed to him and turned his back. He cast his net for Nibiru's four servants and caught them. His hosts are the south wind, north wind, fast wind and west wind. With a joyful heart, Anu told his ancestor Anshar about Nibiru. When Anshar's messenger Garga heard this, he sent words of wisdom to An to assign a task to Nibiru's people. He told Garga to say what was on his mind. That Tiamat, the woman who gave birth to us, now despises us. She has organized a group of people who want to fight and she is furious. Her eleven warriors and children fight alongside her against the gods. She piled Kingu on top of them and scribbled a fate on his chest for no apparent reason. No god can withstand her poison. She has made us all fear her. Allow Nibiru to become our assailant. Let him defeat Tiamat and save our lives. Decide what will happen to him and then let him face our formidable foe. He went to Garga. He bowed before him and repeated Anshar's words. He told Nibiru what his ancestor said and what Garga said to him. Nibiru was taken aback by the words. Based on what he had heard, he imagined the mother whose children would eat her alive. He addressed An and Garga. Without saying anything, his heart told him to go fight Tiamat. He stated, If I am to defeat Tiamat and save your lives, I must gather the gods and declare that my destiny is supreme. Let all the gods agree in council that I should be in charge and that they should obey my commands. When Lamu and Lahamu heard this, they cried out in agony. The request was strange and no one knew what it meant. The fate-deciding gods communicated with one another, so they informed me. They were all in agreement that Nibiru would be their avenger and that he would have a wonderful life. Nobody will be able to argue with your rules from now on. None of us gods will go beyond your boundaries, they told him. Nibiru, go be our avenger. They carved out a princely path for him to take to Tiamat. They blessed Nibiru and bestowed upon him powerful weapons. Anshar also brought the evil wind, the whirlwind, and the matchless wind from Nibiru. Kishar's body was engulfed in flames and he held a net around Tiamat. As a result, Nibiru set a direct course for Tiamat and prepared for battle. Now, let's look at what happened during the celestial battle. How the earth got its lead and what will happen to Nibiru. The Lord went out and did His assigned task. He turned to face the raging Tiamat and cast a spell. He put on the pulser and the emitter to protect himself. His crowned head glowed with a terrifying light. The smiter was on his right and the repeller was on his left. Like a storm, he sent out his seven helpers, the winds. He dashed toward Tiamat who was enraged and yelling for a fight. The gods surrounded him but they did not follow him. He was going forward The plan devised by Kingu, the leader of her host. He lost his sense of direction, got off track and didn't know what to do when he saw brave Kingu. Tiamat's group was completely surrounded and they trembled in terror. Tiamat shook down to her roots and let out a mighty roar. She cast a spell and surrounded him with her charms on Nibiru. They both agreed on something and the fight began. Tiamat and Nibiru came face to face and moved in opposite directions. As the battle approached, they decided to fight on their own. The lord spread his net and threw it in an attempt to catch her. Tiamat screamed like she was insane in rage. She had gone insane. Nibiru pushed the evil wind from behind him in front of her and let it go. She attempted to swallow the evil wind but could not close her mouth. The evil wind struck her in the stomach and entered her body. Her stomach was rumbling, her body was swollen and her mouth was open wide. Nibiru pierced the hole with a sharp arrow of divine lightning. It entered her body through her stomach, it shattered, it tore into her womb and broke her heart. He took her last breath now that he had her under control. Nibiru examined Tiamat's lifeless body which resembled a dead animal. The 11 employees of their deceased employer trembled in horror. They were caught in Nibiru's net and were unable to escape. Tiamat made Kingu the gang's leader so he was one of them. He was chained and tethered to his dead mistress by the Lord. He took the tablets of destiny from Kingu which he found repulsive. He signed the destiny and tied it to his chest. The rest of Tiamat's troop became prisoners in his web. He trod on them breaking them up into small bits. He connected them to his circuit and led them back to the course to turn around. Nibiru then fled the area where the combat had taken place. To the gods who sent him to inform them of their victory. Nibiru passed on and onto on his way to the abode in the deep. He circled Apsu visiting Kishar and Anshar along the way. He proceeded to tell the others after Gaga came out to greet him. He next considered what would happen to Tiamat who was no longer alive and Kingu. Lord Nibiru returned to Tiamat whom he had tamed. He found her glanced at her dead body and then walked away. A deception was devised to divide the monster in his heart. Then like a muscle he split her chest and lower torso into two halves. When the Lord trod on her backside he severed her top half. He cut open her inner channels and marveled at her golden veins. He summoned the north wind his ally from his side. He instructed them to place the severed head of the wind in the empty area. The Nibiru wind then passed over Tiamat sweeping over her raging waves. Nibiru fired a lightning bolt at north wind. He transmitted a message and Tiamat's head was taken away in a blaze of light to an unknown location. Kingu was also sent away with her and the portion that had been severed was to be his friend. Nibiru then considered what would happen to the back part. He wanted it to be a combat trophy that would survive eternally. The battleground to be enshrined serves as a permanent reminder. He used his mace to sever the horse's back. They then strung them all together to form a hammered bracelet. He secured them as watchmen by locking them together. A firmament to keep the waters separate from the waters. Nibiru has created beautiful works of art by separating the upper waters above the firmament from the lower waters. The Lord then crossed the heavens to examine the area taking measurements from Apsu's quarters to Gaga's dwelling. He then stared at the deep, Nibiru's rim and his birthplace. He paused for a moment to reflect before returning to the battleground, the firmament. He resented traveling through Apsu's country and remembering the son's departed spouse. He focused his attention on Tiamat's wounded side and her upper body. Her treasure from the wounds, the life fluids, continued to flow. The rays of the sun were reflected in her golden veins. Then Nibiru realized his creator's birthright, the seed of life. He gave Tiamat the seed when he crushed and tore her apart. With your warm beams, you can heal the injured, he told Apsu. Give the broken part new life in your family as your future daughter. Gather the rivers in one place and let the stable ground arise. Firm land, please call her Ki from now on. Apsu listened carefully when Nibiru stated, Let the earth join my family, Ki, firm land of the below. Let earth be her name from now on. Apsu said, Allow her to remain there by turning. I will provide her with healing rays throughout the day. Allow Kingu to be a creature of the night and I will make him the moon for all time, earth's friend. Nibiru Apsu's words were heard with delight. He studied the areas as he flew through the heavens. He bestowed permanent positions on the gods who raised him.