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Rim-Sin I 10 (Q002157)

Royal Inscription, Old Babylonian, Ur · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationRim-Sin I 10
IDQ002157
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreRoyal Inscription
Find spotUr
Coordinates30.9607, 46.1063

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
1{d}nin-geš-zid-daFor Ningešzida
2ur-sag i-ši ni₂ di sag-ki-bi sur₂ hu-hu-ulHero, whose face is full of fearsomeness and whose head is shattered.
3{geš}gu-za-la₂ ki an a-na šu₂-a-aš na-de₅ iri₁₁-gal-laThe throne, the place where An to the Hand was brought to the Irigal
4dingir zid sag-en₃-tar e₂-kiš-nu-ŋal₂-la me nun-na šu du₇True deity, foremost one of the E-kiš-nu-bala temple, perfecting the divine powers of the prince
5lugal-mu-rafor Lugal-mura
6{d}ri-im-{d}sinRīm-Sîn
7nita kala-gathe strong man
8sipa inim sag₉-sag₉-ge nibru{ki}shepherd who makes favorable words in Nippur
9me geš-hur eridu{ki}-ga ku₃-ku₃-geThe divine powers and divine plans of Eridu are pure
10u₂-a uri₂{ki}-maprovider of Ur,
11sag-en₃-tar gir₂-su{ki} ki lagaš{ki}-awho oversees Girsu, the place of Lagaš
12lu₂ e₂ dingir-re-e-ne šu gibil bi₂-in-akHe made the man enter the temples of the gods.
13lugal larsa{ki}-making of Larsa,
14lugal ki-en-gi ki-uri me-enI am the king of Sumer and Akkad.
15u₄ ugnim unug{ki}when the army of Uruk
16i₃-si-in{ki} babilim₂{ki}Isin, Babylon
17ra-pi₅-qum{ki} su-ti-um{ki}-maRapiqum and Sutium
18{geš}tukul mu-sig₃-gawith weapons he struck down,
19me₃-ba arad-ne-ne lugal unu{ki}-ga mu-dab₅-baIn battle the servants of the king of Uruk were captured.
20inim an lugal dingir-re-e-ne-taby the command of An, king of the gods,
21dug₄-ga mah {d}en-lil₂-ta lugal-ga₂-taFrom the supreme throne of Enlil, my king
22{d}nin-lil₂ nin-ga₂-tafrom Ninlil, my lady
23{d}nin-urta ur-sag kala-ga a₂ zid-da du-ŋa₂-taNinurta, my mighty warrior who goes at the right side
24{d}nusku sukkal-mah ad-da e₂-gal-ga₂-taNusku, the great vizier, father of my palace
25geštu₂ {d}en-ki-ke₄ ma-an-šum₂-ma-taBy the wisdom of Enki
26{d}nin-hur-sag du₁₀ ki si-ig-ge₄-ga₂-tafrom Ninhursaĝa, the good one, the one who firmly established the place
27gizkim sag₉-ga {d}nanna-tafrom the good trust of Nanna
28nam-nir-ŋal₂ {d}utu lugal-ga₂-tathrough the greatness of Utu, my king
29a₂-aŋ₂-ŋa₂ sag₉-ga {d}iškur-taby the good command of Adad
30usu {d}nergal dingir sag du-ga₂-taby the strength of Nergal, the god who begot me,
31{d}inanna nin me₃-ga₂-taBy Inanna, the lady of battle,
32{d}nin-isin₂{si}-na nin a₂-ga₂-taNininsina, the lady of battle,
33{d}nin-šen-šen-na ma-U₄-ga₂-taNinsvensvena, when I was born
34uru didli ma-da unu{ki}-ga mu-se₃-se₃-gaThe numerous cities of the land of Uruk were gathered together.
35nam-ra ak nig₂-gur₁₁ a-na ŋal₂-la-bito do namra work, the property to carry off
36larsa{ki}-še₃of Larsa
37im-mi-ku₄-raentered,
38u₄-ba {d}nin-geš-zid-da lugal-mu-raAt that time, for Ningešzida, my master
40inim sag₉-sag₉-ge₄-da-mu-de₃in order to make beautiful words,
41e₂-nig₂-gi-nathe E-nig-gina
42ki-tuš ki aŋ₂-ŋa₂-nithe dwelling place of his father
43nam-til₃-mu-še₃ mu-na-du₃he built for his well-being.
44sag-bi mu-ni-il₂he raised its top.
45hur-sag-gin₇ mu-na-mu₂like a mountain range he made it grow.

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