Yakrub-El
Yakrub-El is a deity whose figure was part of the inlays of a palanquin.
↻ synthesized from 3 sources
When
- First attested
- 2300 BCE
- Attested period
- -2300 – -1759
- Historical notes
- Mentioned in texts from the reign of Zimri-Lim.
Relationships
- co occurs with
- uridu-genies, lamassatum-genies, Tishpak, Numushda, Latarak, Ikšudum, Shamash, Enlil, Nergal, Annunitum, Ninhursag, Shalash, Ashur, Belet Ekallim, Ea, Addu, Dagan, Itūr-Mēr, Išḫara, Ninkarrak, Lagamal, Ilaba
- allied with
- Ḫanat
Mentioned by
Sources
Source passages
“1 Dagan figure, 1 royal figure, 1 Yakrub-El figure, 3 figures of mountain (gods), and diverse locals that face the chest; 2 uridu-genies and 2 lamassatum-genies; 1 middle mountain; 2 [...]. and 2 forelocks for the chest.””
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“Its subject is a verdict pronounced by the local god for Tishpak, the god of the kingdom of Eshnunna, after Yakrub-El relays to him that Ḫanat is threatened by the latter's actions.”
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“A further document states that a verdict was pronounced by Kibri-Dagan and a "judge of the king" (dayyān šarrim) in front of Lagamal and Yakrub-El. An oracular inquiry from the Mari archives pertaining to the correct number of horns on Lagamal's crown is also known, with two, four and eight mentioned as possible answers.”
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