Igigi

The noun has one meaning:

Meaning #1: any of a group of heavenly spirits under the god Anu

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Igigi (fl. 2257 BCE) was a king of the Akkadian Empire. His rule began in 2257 BCE, and he fought for power in Akkad after the death of Shar-kali-sharri.

Igigi was also a term used to refer to the gods of heaven in Sumerian mythology.

See also

• History of Sumer
• Akkadian Empire
• Sumerian king list
• Imi
• Nanum
• Ilulu

v • d • e Sumerian rulers Uruk period (Early Bronze Age I) Pre-dynastic rulers < ca. 2900 BC Alulim · Alalngar · En-men-lu-ana · En-men-gal-ana · Dumuzid, the Shepherd · En-sipad-zid-ana · Emmeduranki · Ubara-Tutu Early dynastic I and II (Early Bronze Age II) 1st Dynasty of Kish > ca. 2900 BC Ngushur · Kullassina-bel · Nangishlishma · En-tarah-ana · Babum · Puannum · Kalibum · Kalumum · Zuqaqip · Atab · Mashda · Arwium · Etana · Balih · En-me-nuna · Melem-Kish · Barsal-nuna · Zamug · Tizqar · Ilku · Iltasadum · Enmebaragesi · Aga of Kish 1st Dynasty of Uruk ca. 27th c. BC Mesh-ki-ang-gasher · Enmerkar · Lugalbanda · Dumuzid, the Fisherman · Gilgamesh · Ur-Nungal · Udul-kalama · La-ba'shum · En-nun-tarah-ana · Mesh-he · Melem-ana · Lugal-kitun Early dynastic IIIa (Early Bronze Age III) 1st Dynasty of Ur ca. 26th c. BC Mesannepada · Mesh-ki-ang-Nanna · Elulu · Balulu Dynasty of Awan ca. 26th c. BC ("three kings") 2nd Dynasty of Kish ca. 26th c. BC Susuda · Dadasig · Mamagal · Kalbum · Tuge · Men-nuna · Enbi-Ishtar · Lugalngu Early dynastic IIIb 1st Dynasty of Lagash ca. 2500—2271 BC Enhengal · Lugal-sha-engur · Ur-Nanshe · Akurgal · Eannatum · En-anna-tum I · Entemena · En-anna-tum II · En-entar-zid · Lugalanda · Urukagina Dynasty of Hamazi ca. 2500 BC Hadanish 2nd Dynasty of Uruk ca. 25th c. BC Enshakushanna · Lugal-kinishe-dudu · Argandea 2nd Dynasty of Ur ca. 25th c. BC Nanni · Mesh-ki-ang-Nanna II · (unknown king) Dynasty of Adab ca. 25th c. BC Lugal-Anne-Mundu Dynasty of Mari ca. 25th c. BC Anbu · Anba · Bazi · Zizi of Mari · Limer · Sharrum-iter 3rd Dynasty of Kish ca. 25th c. BC Kubaba Dynasty of Akshak ca. 25th—24th c. BC Unzi · Undalulu · Urur · Puzur-Nirah · Ishu-Il · Shu-Suen of Akshak 4th Dynasty of Kish ca. 24th—23rd c. BC Puzur-Suen · Ur-Zababa · Zimudar · Usi-watar · Eshtar-muti · Ishme-Shamash · Shu-ilishu* · Nanniya 3rd Dynasty of Uruk ca. 2296—2271 BC Lugal-Zage-Si Akkadian Empire Dynasty of Akkad ca. 2270—2083 BC Sargon of Akkad · Rimush of Akkad · Man-ishtishu · Naram-Sin · Shar-kali-sharri · Irgigi · Imi · Nanum · Ilulu · Dudu of Akkad · Shu-Durul 4th Dynasty of Uruk ca. 2091?—2061? BC Ur-ningin · Ur-gigir · Kuda · Puzur-ili Gutian period (Early Bronze Age IV) 2nd Dynasty of Lagash ca. 2093—2046 BC Ki-Ku-Id · Engilsa · Ur-A · Lugal-Ushumgal · Puzur-Mama · Ur-Utu · Ur-Mama · Lu-Baba · Lugula · Kaku of Lagash · Ur-Bau · Gudea · Ur-Ningirsu · Pirigme · Ur-Gar · Nammahani Gutian rule ca. 2147—2050 BC Inkishush · Zarlagab · Shulme · Silulumesh · Inimabakesh · Igeshaush · Yarlagab · Ibate of Gutium · Yarla · Kurum · Apilkin · La-erabum · Irarum · Ibranum · Hablum · Puzur-Suen · Yarlaganda · (unknown king) · Tirigan 5th Dynasty of Uruk ca. 2055—2048 BC Utu-hengal Sumerian renaissance 3rd Dynasty of Ur ca. 2047—1940 BC Ur-Namma · Shulgi · Amar-Suena · Shu-Suen · Ibbi-Suen * not on all versions of the Sumerian king list

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