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Lugal-ana-mundu 1 (Q004865)

Royal Inscription, Early Dynastic IIIb, Nippur · c. 2900 BCE–2340 BCE

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DesignationLugal-ana-mundu 1
IDQ004865
LanguageSumerian
PeriodEarly Dynastic IIIb · c. 2900 BCE–2340 BCE
GenreRoyal Inscription
Find spotNippur
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

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-tu ama kalam-ma nin e₂-e dam gal {d}en-lil₂-la₂ nin ki-ag₂-ga₂-ni-irFor Nintu the mother of the land the lady of the temple the great wife of Enlil his beloved lady
2lugal-an-na-mu-un-du₃ nita kal-gaLugal-ana-mududu, the mighty man,
3u₂-a nibru{ki} lugal adab{ki}-a-me-enprovider of Nippur, king of Adab,
4lugal an-ub-da limmu₂-ba x-x-me-enI am the king of the four world quarters.
5sipa x x x le-um-ma gur-gur-ru-damThe shepherd ... is to be returned.
6gu₂ ug₃ kur-kur-ra-ke₄ mi-ni-in-gi-nahe has restored the necks of the people of all the lands,
7ug₃-e kur-kur-ra u₂-sal-la mi-ni-in-nu₂-aThe people of all the lands lie down in the grass.
8e₂ dingir gal-gal-e-ne mu-un-du₃-awho built the temples of the great gods,
9kalam ki-bi-še₃ mu-un-gi₄-aand restored the land to its place
10nam-lugal ki-šar₂-ra mu-un-ak-awho exercised kingship over the world,
11u₄-ba mi-gir-{d}en-lil₂ ensi₂ mar-ha-ši{ki}At that time, Igir-Enlil, governor of Marḫasvi
12{diš}{d}en-lil₂-ez-zu ensi₂ ub{ki}Enlil-ezzu governor of Ub
13{diš}{d}šeš-ke-e-el ensi₂ ke-e-el{ki}Šeš-kēl governor of Kēkelle
14{diš}šu-{d}a-nu-um ensi₂ ka₂-gal-la{ki}Šū-Anum, governor of Kagalla
15{diš}x-x-x-e-lum ensi₂ am-da-ma{ki}-elum the governor of Amdama
16{diš}i-bi-ma-ma ensi₂ ar-da-ma{ki}Ibbi-Mama, governor of Ardama
17{diš}nu-ur₂-šu-e-li ensi₂ a-x-x{ki}Nuršu-eli, governor of A-
18{diš}{d}iškur-šar-rum ensi₂ na-x-x{ki}Adad-šarrum, ruler of Na
19{diš}ba-ad-ga-nu-um ensi₂ zi-x-x{ki}Bādganum the governor of Zi-
20{diš}zu-mur-ta-nu ensi₂ x{ki}Umurtanu, governor of
21{diš}ri-im-šu-nu ensi₂ x{ki}Rīmšunu, governor of
22{diš}a-bi-ha-ni-iš ensi₂ x{ki}Abī-ḫaniš, governor of
23{diš}x-bi-ma-ra-ad-da ensi₂ x x{ki}-bi-maradda, governor of
241(u) 3(diš) ensi₂-me-eš mu-x-x13 governors ...
25x x x UD x x x x xday [......]
26x um x mu-il₂... raised.
27x x KI a₂ x x x x x x x-eš-a... arms
28x x x x x-ge-eš-am₃... they are
29x x x x x-NE[......]...;
30x x x-bi mu-NE... ...
31x x x x he₂-bi₂-du₃... I built.
32x he₂-em-mi-de₂... may he bring.
33x-em-x-x...,
34x x-ni-ba-ba...-nibaba
35x x gu-ti-um dagal-la-ke₄... of the broad Gutium
36x x x zu₂-lum{ki} i-ni-dab₅Zulum seized
37x bi₂-tušhe has settled
38x x i-ni-dab₅-dab₅he seized.
39x mu-un-da-bala-eš-am₃They crossed over ...
40x su-bir₄{ki}-ke₄-neof Subartu,
41x-gul-gul... destroyed
42x-dab₅-dab
43x x
44'x
45'x x x x
46'dim₂-ma x x xa design ...
47'x x ug₃ x x... the people
48'x mu-sa₂ he₂-bi₂-x... years ...
49'ki UN x xwith the people
50'x x x
51'x x ke₄ x x...
2'x x nita kal-ga x... the strong man ...
53'mar-ha-ši{ki} iri ki-ag₂ x xMarḫasvi, the beloved city
54'nim-nim{ki} šem₅ zabar-ra x xNimnim, the bronze šem-instrument
55'ša₃ mar-ha-ši{ki}-še₃ ša₃ bar iri xIn Marḫasvi, in the outer city
56'iri{ki} sa₆-ga {d}en-lil₂-la₂ xThe beautiful city of Enlil
57'x x x la im-x[......] not
58'ša₃ mar-ha-ši{ki} xof Marḫasvi
59'x ki-bi-še₃ x... its place
60'a₂-bi xits labor: ;
61'e₂ gan₂ kalam-ma e₂ {d}en-lil₂-la₂ xThe field of the Land, the house of Enlil
62'KA kalam-ma-mu-še₃ x... of my land
63'zi ug₃-ŋu₁₀-še₃ xthe life of its people
64'x-babbar₂ dumu ki-en-gi₄ x...-babbar, son of Sumer ...
65'x mar-ha-ši{ki}-ta xfrom Marḫasvi
66'x x x x
67'x
68'KA kalam-ma-ŋu₁₀-še₃ x e₂-nam-zu x x x... of the Land ... your Enamzu temple ...
69'kin-bi i₃-libir da x x x xIts work has become old ...
70'dingir-mah inim ku₃-ga-ni-ta x e₂-nam-zu e₂ libir-raDingirmah, by means of his holy word the Enamzu, the old temple
71'geš-hur-bi u₄ ul du₃-a-še₃Its design was made in a distant time
72'1(bur₃) 1(eše₃) GAN₂ a-ša₃ geš-hur mu-un-hur1 bur3 1 eše3 field area: field, design made;
73'imin ka₂-bi a-ša₃-ga ib₂-ag₂-xIts seven gates ... in the field
74'diš-am₃ ka₂ mah x bi xThe great gate ...
75'ša₃ {d}nin-tu xof Nintu
76'min-kam-ma ka₂ gu-la x x x ke₄ x x xSecondly, the great gate ...
77'ki DU-DU x x x LU... man
78'kun₄-bi x zu x x x xIts tail ...
79'ša₃-bi-ta x x x xthere ...
80'eš₅-kam-ma x x x x xIt is the fifth song
81'x UD x x x xday [......]
82'x x x x x ta x x x[......]
83'ki-bi x zu x x xits place ...
84'limmu₅-kam-ma x ta x x xIt is the eponym year of .
85'x x x x x x x x x-eš-a[......]ešua
86'nig₂ x x x x xsomething ...
87'x x a...;
88'x-bi-x x x...;
1''1(diš) n sar x1 sar
2''7(diš) sar x x7 sar
3''ki-tuš {d}nin-tu-ra xthe dwelling place of Nintur
4''ša₃-ba murgu₂ sahar xIn its midst, murgu-sand
5''7(diš) {geš}ig {geš}KA x7 doors
6''ul ku₃-sig₁₇ ku₃-babbar du₃-a x... gold and silver ...
7''iti u₄ 7(diš) u₄ 1(u) 5(diš)-kam gal₂ x x xof the 7th day and 15th day open ...
8''1(diš)-am₃ {geš}ig mah x1 great door
9''ka₂ mah-ta xFrom the great gate ...
10''2(diš)-kam-ma {geš}ig sag ku₃ gal₂ xIt is the second (time) that a door with a silver head is open
11''ka₂ gu-la-ta xFrom the Great Gate ...
12''3(diš)-kam-ma {geš}ig u₆-di gal xIt is the 3rd (time) that a great door
13''ka₂ nam-tar-ra-ta xFrom the gate of fate ...
14''4(diš) {geš}ig gissu du₁₀-ga x4 doors of good wood
15''ka₂ kar-zi-da kalam-ma-ta xFrom the Karzida gate of the Land ...
16''5(diš)-kam-ma {geš}ig igi lu₂ gur₃-ru xThe 5th time the door before a man ...
17''ka₂ ka-aš-bar-ta xfrom the Kašbar gate
18''6(diš)-kam-ma {geš}ig x-NE geš tuku xIt is the 6th (time) that the door ... has
19''ka₂ x x x-ma-ta xFrom the gate of ...
20''7(diš)-kam-ma {geš}ig me-lam₂ xThe 7th, the door of radiance
21''ka₂ x-sag-ga₂-ta xFrom the gate of ...
22''ub ka₂-bi-ta {geš}ig {geš}x xfrom its gate a door of ,
23''{geš}sag-kul {geš}suhub₄-bi-ta x xfrom the bolt and the bolt
24''e₂ u₃-til x xThe house finished ...
25''u₄ šeg₁₂ tab-ba ku₄-ra xThe storm that brought in bricks,
26''dingir-mah nin-mu ša₃ e₂ x xIlīmaḫ, my lady, inside the temple ...
27''7(diš) a-ra₂ 7(diš) gu₄ niga udu niga siskur₂ x x7 times 7 oxen, grain-fed, sheep, grains, siskur-offering
28''igi {d}nin-tu-ra-še₃ xbefore Nintur
29''sukkal-mah kur {geš}erin-na elam{ki} mar-ha-ši{ki} gu-ti-um{ki} x su-bir₄{ki}chief minister of the cedar mountains Elam, Marḫaši, Gutium, and Subir
30''mar-tu su-ti-um{ki} xMartu, Sutium
31''lu₂ 1(geš₂)-am₃ x900 men
32''1(geš₂) gu₄ niga-am₃ 7(diš) x60 oxen, grain-fed, 7
33''ša₃ e₂-nam-zu-še₃ x xIn the Enamzu temple
34''zi-ša₃-gal₂-la x xlife ...
35''u₄ 4(diš) x4th day
36''ša₃ x xof ...
37''AN xMars?
1'''x mu x[x] years
2'''x lugal adab{ki} x xking of Adab
3'''x nam-lugal ak-a-me-enI am the ... of kingship.
4'''x 6(šar₂) GAN₂-am₃... 6 šar field area:
5'''x bi₂-dab₅ ki-tuš i-bi₂-sihe seized, and the dwelling he filled with tears.
6'''x KI-e bi₂-sa₂ u₄ mi-ni-ib₂-zal-zal-e... spends the day there.
7'''x e₂-eš₂-dam ba-ra-bi₂-in-gal₂-la... that was not present in the storehouse
8'''x 3(bur₃) GAN₂-am₃3 bur3 field area:
9'''x x za u₂ giri₁₇-zal ba-u₃-nam... you are the one who makes abundance abundant.
10'''x kur {geš}erin-na elam{ki} mar-ha-ši{ki} gu-ti-um{ki}the lands of cedar, Elam, Marḫaši, Gutium
11'''x x su-bir₄{ki} mar-tu su-ti-um{ki} kur e₂-an-na-biSubir, Martu, Sutium, the land of the Eanna temple
12'''x-da-ne-ne-a {geš}gu-za ku₃-sig₁₇-ga i₃-dur₂-dur₂-ru-ne-ešThey sit on the gold throne of their ...
13'''x ku₃-sig₁₇-ga šu-ne-ne-a i-ni-in-gal₂he has put gold in their hands
14'''x ku₃-sig₁₇-ga dub₃-ne-ne-a i-ni-in-gal₂he has put gold on their lapis lazuli
15'''x x-a-bi ša₃ adab{ki} ša₃ KA-mu-še₃ hu-mu-ni-in-DU-aMay its ... in Adab, in my mouth, be brought.
16'''x igi-mu-še₃ hu-mu-ni-in-DU-aMay he bring ... before me
17'''x gissu šar₂-ra he₂-bi₂-xMay the ... of the king
18'''x x-x-la x x x-bi x-zal-zal-la... he will spend the night
19'''x DU u₄ ul du₃-a-še₃... in distant days
20'''x {d}en-lil₂-la₂ mu-un-zi-zi-awho raised the ... of Enlil
21'''x x-la₂-bi ga₂-e a-gin₇-nam lugal si-sa₂ me-en... I am indeed a king who is just.
22'''x ki-šar₂-ra u₃ ma-da-bi mi-ni-in-gur-eš-am₃They turned away the ... of the world and its land
23'''x ma-tum x x adab{ki} u₃ ma-da-bi iri-ni-še₃the land of Adab and its territories to his city
24'''x mi-ni-in-il₂-il₂he raised up.
25'''x x nam-bi₂-ib₂-tur-re... should not turn back.
26'''x x x nam-ba-ab-gul-gul-e... should not be destroyed.
27'''egir-bi ensi₂ kur {geš}erin-na elam{ki} mar-ha-ši{ki} gu-ti-um{ki} su-bir₃{ki} mar-tu su-ti-um kur e₂-an-na-bi-daAfter that, the governor of the land of cedar, Elam, Marḫaši, Gutium, Subir, Martu, Sutium, with the land Eanna
28'''gu₄ udu siskur₂ ga₂-ga₂-ra nu-ub-ku₅-daoxen and sheep sacrificed for offerings are not cut off.
29'''sa₂-du₁₁-bi ka-ka-na nu-ub-ku₅-daIts regular offerings are not cut off in his mouth.
30'''dingir-mah nin e₂-nam-zu-ke₄ nam-ti-la sag-e-eš rig₇-gaIlummaḫ, lady of the Enamzu temple, who provides for life

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