she is the goddess of the underworld
Ereshkigal is the Babylonian Goddess of the Underworld.
3 common Sumerian female names are Anunit, Bau and Ereshkigal.
The gods were all known to be mean and angry as they had a harsh life, the gods names were TIAMAT ISHTAR ENKI MARDUK APSU ANU HUMBABA INANNA GILGAMESH ERESHKIGAL
I think you mean Ares, Greek god of war, and if you do, yes. You can also mean Eris or Eros. They are both greek gods. Eres is also short version of Ereshkigal, the Mesopotamian goddess of the underworld.
The gods were:- An - the god of heavens- Enki - the god of water-Enlil - the god of air and storms-Ereshkigal - the god of darkness and gloom- Inanna - the goddess of love and war- Nammu - the goddess of the sea- Ninhursag- mother earth- Utu - the god of the sunThos were the god of either Mesopotamia And Southweast Asia in the ancient time.......:)
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Early Mesopotamians conceptualized the universe as a sphere, one half occupied by the living, the other by the dead. Deities ruled both realms-Ereshkigal was queen of the Underworld and Nergal her consort. Other deities served at their court and gates through which the sun and moon could pass linked the two worlds together.Graves were thought to provide access to the Underworld. At death, the spirit (Sumerian gidim) traveled to the Underworld, where conditions were dismal. The dead thirsted and ate dust. It was the responsibility of the living to provide sustenance for dead relatives.[stextbox id="grey"]The wealth of objects found in Ur's tombs and death pits may have been gifts for Underworld deities."The Death of Urnamma," a Sumerian literary text, describes a Mesopotamian king's journey to the Underworld. First, he offered gifts to its gatekeepers. He then prepared a banquet because he knew the Underworld's food was "bitter" and its water "brackish." He presented gifts to the Underworld deities, giving vessels and garments to Ereshkigal and weapons to Nergal. Urnamma was then seated on a platform and a dwelling prepared for him. Finally, Ereshkigal assigned him rule over soldiers killed in battle and convicted criminals.
It depends on which culture you're talking about. You're probably asking about the Greek god Hades or the Roman god Pluto, but just in case, here is a list of Underworld gods:Canaanite god = MotEgyptian gods = Anubis or Osiris, depending on contextGreek god = HadesJapaneses death gods = ShinigamiKorean god = YeomraMesopotamian god = NergalNorse goddess = HelRoman god = PlutoSumerian goddess = Ereshkigal
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A:The concept of hell as a place of punishment first appears in the Zoroastrian religion of the ancient Persians. This appears to have been passed on to the Jews during the Babylonian Exile, then from the Jews to the Christians and then Islam. In the meantime, Judaism moved on and abandoned the concept, so that most Jews no longer believe in a hell where the unrighteous are punished for their sins.
The Mesopotamians worshiped many god for different things, say, for flooding or basket weaving. In each city-state, there was a ziggurat, which means "mountain of god" or "hill of heaven". There were hundreds of Mesopotamian gods. The most well known ones are Tiamat, Marduk, Ishtar and Enkil.
According to http://www.answers.com/topic/semitic-deity-1: Namtar, Namtaru - (Sumerian and Akkadian) a demon personifying death; messenger of the underworld goddess Ereshkigal bringing death to mankind Ningishzida - (Babylonian) an underworld deity; patron of medicine Persephone - (Greek) Daughter of Demeter, goddes of grain. She is the goddes of spring