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eCUT A 03-04 (Q006889)

Royal stone inscription, 9th century, Van (Ṭušpa) · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationeCUT A 03-04
IDQ006889
LanguageUrartian
Period9th century · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreRoyal stone inscription
Find spotVan (Ṭušpa)
Coordinates38.4942, 43.3800

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)
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1’[x x x x] {m}iš-pu-u₂-i-ni-⸢še⸣... Išpuini-Ea
2’{[m}{d]}sar₅-du-ri-e-hi-ni-⸢še⸣Sarduri-eše
3’{[m]}mi₃-i-nu-u₂-[a-še]Minua
4’{[m]}⸢iš⸣-pu-u₂-i-ni-e-hi-ni-[še]Išpuini
5’[ha]-⸢a-i⸣-tu₂ {m}⸢lu⸣-u₂-ša₂-[a]“Ḫā-ea-i’tu, Elu-e-ušâ
6’{m}ka-a-tar-za-aKatarzâ
7’[x]-x-i-[x x] x-⸢li⸣...-elî
8’[ku]-ṭi₅-⸢i⸣-[tu₂] pa-a-ri-[e]the kuṭītu-offering(s) of the pārie
9’{[uru]}a-na-ši-i-[e]of Anasvie
10’[pa]-ri {⸢uru⸣}ma-[qu]-ru-tar-[a/za]the courtyard of the city Maqurutar
11’[x]-x-nu-bi {m}u₂-⸢i⸣-ṭe₃-ru-[hi]... Ueti-beruhi
12’{[m]}⸢lu⸣-ša₂-a {[m]}ka-tar-za-[a]Elu-ešaya, Katarza
13’[bur-ga-la]-⸢li LUGAL⸣{[meš]}Burgala’eli, the king
14’{[kur]}e-ti-u₂-hi-[ni]-e-⸢li⸣the land Etiuḫini,
15’[ar-nu-ia-li] uš-ta-a-[bi]Annu-iali has caused to die
16’{[d}hal-di-ni ma]-⸢si⸣-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-eFor the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp. his) Lord
17’{[m}u₂-i-ṭe₃-ru-hi-ni]-e-⸢di⸣Uit-Bēruḫi-edi
18’{[m]}lu-ša₂-i-[ni-e-di]Luša-ini-edi
19’{[(m)]}ka-tar-⸢za⸣-ni-[e-di]Katar-eza-edi
20’{[kur]}e-ti-u₂-⸢hi⸣-[na-e]-di ⸢LUGAL⸣{[meš}di]the land Etiu-eḫi-edinaedi, the royal house
21’{[d]}hal-di-⸢ni⸣ ku-ru-niHaldi-emani he smote.
22’{[d]}hal-di-ni {giš}šu₂-⸢ri⸣-i ku-ru-niFor the god Ḫaldi he planted a šūru-tree.
23’⸢uš⸣-ta-li {m}iš-[pu]-u₂-i-ni-niIšpuini
24’{[m]}{d}sar₅-du-ri-e-[hi]Sarduri
25’{[m]}mi₃-i-[nu]-u₂-a-⸢ni⸣Minua-emani
26’{[m]}iš-pu-u₂-i-ni-e-[hi]Išpuini
27’⸢su-u₂⸣-i-⸢du⸣-tu₂ {m}u₂-⸢ṭe₃⸣-ru-[hi]Su'i-edutu, U'eṭeruḫi
28’{[m]}lu-u₂-ša₂-⸢a⸣ {m}ka-⸢tar⸣-za-[a]Lu-ša-ea, Ka-etarzâ
29’[bur]-ga-⸢la⸣-li LUGAL-⸢li-li⸣Burga-eli, king of elili
30’{[kur]}e-[ti-u₂-hi]-ni-⸢li⸣the land Etiuḫini-eli
31’[za]-ši-⸢li⸣ u₂-⸢i⸣ x x ⸢ip⸣-ha-⸢ri⸣Zaši-elî
32’[še]-er-[tu₂] DUB-te {⸢uru⸣}a-na-ši-i-[e]The second tablet of the Anašī temple
33’[nu]-na-be ⸢iš⸣-ti-⸢ni-ni⸣did not say to him: “Išti-eminini
34’[x] LIM 7 ME 20 KU.[(X)]{meš}x thousand 720 gold
35’[x] LIM 6 ME 70 {⸢lu₂⸣}u₂-e-di-a-[ni]x thousand 670 ecstatics
36’[x] ME 26 ANŠE.KUR.RA{[meš]}x+26 horses
37’10 LIM] 3 LIM 5 ME 40 {gu₄}pa-hi-[ni]13350 oxen
38’20 LIM 7 ME 85 UDU{⸢meš⸣}20785 sheep
39’[ka]-am-ni {⸢lu₂⸣}u₂-e-di-a-niHis mouth is a lû-demon
40’[ʾa]-a-ši-ni-e-[i]as for me
41’{[uru]}ṭu-uš-pa-⸢i⸣ ma-a-[nu]The city Ṭušpāe, where is it?
42’[i]-ni-ni gu-ur-da-⸢ri⸣This (is) Gūrda-ēreš
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1’{[uru]}a-na-ši-i-⸢e⸣ [pa-ri {uru}ma-qu-ru-tar-a/za]Anasvî-e’e, bordering the city Madurutara
2’[x-x]-nu-bi {m}u₂-ṭe₃-ru-u₂-hi {m}[lu]-⸢u₂⸣-[ša₂-a {m}ka-tar-za-a]Its ...: Uṭeruhi, Lu-eušaya, Katarza
3’[bur]-⸢ga⸣-la-li LUGAL{meš} {kur}e-ti-u₂-hi-ni-[li]Bur-egalali, king of the land Etiuḫinili
4’⸢ar⸣-nu-ia-li uš-ta-a-[bi]“Arnu-iāli has gone away
5’{[d}hal]-di-ni ma-si-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-e {m}u₂-ṭe₃-ru-hi-ni-e-[di]For the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp. his) Lord, Uṭeruḫini
6’{m}lu-ša₂-i-ni-e-di {m}ka-tar-za-ni-[e-di]Lušaini, Katarzani
7’{[kur]}e-ti-u₂-hi-na-e-di MAN{meš}di {d}hal-di-ni ku-ru-[ni]the land Etiuḫina king of the god Ḫaldi he conquered.
8’{d}hal-di-ni {giš}šu₂-ri-i ku-ru-ni uš-ta-[li]For the god Ḫaldi a scepter he set up.
9’{[m}iš]-pu-u₂-i-ni-ni {m}{d}sar₅-du-ri-hi {m}mi₃-nu-[a-ni]Išpuini, Sarduri and Minua
10’{[m}iš]-pu-u₂-i-ni-hi su-u₂-i-du-tu₂ {m}u₂-ṭe₃-[ru-hi]Išpuini, Su'idutu, Utberuhi
11’{[m]}⸢lu⸣-u₂-ša₂-a {m}ka-tar-za-a bur-ga-la-li MAN{[meš]}Elu-euša, Katarza, (and) Burgalalu, the kings
12’{[kur]}e-ti-u₂-hi-ni-li za-ši-li [u₂-i]the land Etiuḫinili he conquered
13’[x] x ip-ha-a-ri še-er-⸢tu⸣ DUB-[te]... a copy of the original tablet
14’{[uru]}a-na-ši-i-e nu-na-be iš-ti-ni-[ni x LIM]We spoke to Anasviya: x thousand
15’7 ME 20 KU.X{meš} [x] LIM 6 ME 70 {lu₂}u₂-e-di-[a-ni]720 ... (and) x thousand 670 prisoners
16’[x ME] 26 ANŠE.KUR.RA{meš} 10 LIM 3 LIM 5 ME 40x26 horses, 103,540
17’{[gu₄}pa]-hi-ni 20 LIM 7 ME 85 ⸢UDU⸣{meš}20785 ešēdu-sheep
18’[ka-am]-ni {lu₂}u₂-e-⸢di⸣-[a-ni]His word is that of an ecstatic
19’[ʾa-a]-ši-ni-e-i {uru}ṭu-uš-pa-⸢i⸣on the other side of the bank of the Euphrates
20’⸢ma⸣-a-nu i-ni-ni gu-ur-da-a-[ri]“His is the guurdārīnu.
21’[a]-lu-[še i]-ni ⸢DUB⸣-te pi-i-tu-⸢li⸣-[e](As for) the one who removes this inscription
22’[a]-lu-[še ip]-hu-li-[i-e]the one who destroyed it
23’[a-lu-še qi-u₂-ra-a hi-pu-li-e](As for) the one who removes my inscription
24’[a-lu-še] A{meš} [hu-šu₂-li-i-e]the alūšu priestess of the ḫušuli temple
25’[a-lu-še] e-si-ni-e-i [x x x]the man of Esinî ...
26’[a]-⸢lu⸣-še {d}UTU-ka-i-ni ⸢še-er-du-li⸣-[e]The elû priestess of Šamaš, the e’erdu-priest
27’[a]-lu-še a-i-ni-e-[i i-ni-li du-li-e](As for) the one who makes anyone else do these things
28’[ti]-i-u₂-li-e ⸢tu₂-u₂-ri⸣-[e]Ti’ulî, etūru
29’[a]-lu-še u₂-li-e-še ti-i-u₂-⸢li⸣-[e](Sum) The alu priestess, the lord, may the tiû-priest pray to him (Akk) The lu's priestesses pray to his god
30’[i-e]-⸢še⸣ za-a-du-u₂-bi mi₃-i-ni {d}hal-[di-še]“Why did Haldīs
31’{[d]}⸢IM⸣ {d}UTU ku-u₂-li-tu₂-u₂-nithe gods Ea and Šamaš he defeated.
32’[mi₃-i ti-i]-ni mi₃-i zi-li-⸢bi⸣“What is her name? What is her status?’
33’[qi-u₂-ra]-i-e-di {d}[x x x x]the qiūrādi offerings of ...
34’[x x x]-i-e ka-a-⸢ri⸣ [x x x]... Ka'erî ...

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