Narrative (Essay
33) Resumes
Anu and Queen Antu flew
(In the skyship he'd leave to Inanna) with Enlil's sons
Ninurta and Adad/Ishkur/Teshub (known in the Andes as
Viracocha) to the Tiahuanancu temple, observatory
and metallurgy (tin) works Ninurta built at Lake Titicaca.
They viewed the spaceport Ninurta built on the plain below
Titicaca as an alternative to Baalbek when Marduk and the Igigi took over in Lebanon.
On the runway of the new facility, "Anu and Antu's
celestial chariot stood ready, with gold to the brim it was
loaded." [Sitchin,
Z., 1990, The Lost Realms page 255,
The Lost
Book of Enki, 2002,page 272 -275]
Anu summonsed his grandson Marduk
from exile in North America to the new
Spaceport atop the Andes.
Marduk
had once been heir to the throne of Nibiru itself. Marduk's mother, Damkina, daughter of Alalu,
Anu's predecessor, married Enki and bore Marduk, who Alalu and
Anu agreed would succeed Alalu as King. But
Anu deposed Alalu and Marduk married hybrid Adapite Earthling, Sarpanit.
The Nibiran Council banned
Marduk from Nibiru and from rule on Nibiru. The ban
punished him for marrying Sarpanit. The Council
reprimanded Marduk for supporting the Igigi Astronauts
when they kidnapped slavegirls and then seized the spaceport in
Lebanon.
Anu thought he'd
added to Marduk's hurt when he favored Marduk's younger
brothers Dumuzi and Ningishzidda and invited them, but not Marduk, to the homeplanet.
Anu wondered if "by Dumuzi and Ningishzidda to Nibiru inviting,
Marduk's ire I myself have caused. " [Sitchin,
Z.,
2002, The Lost
Book of Enki, page 272]
Marduk and his son
Nabu came before Anu at the new spaceport. Marduk
told the king that Sarpanit had died. Anu
pardoned Marduk and commuted his exile.
[Sitchin,
Z.,
2002, The Lost
Book of Enki, page 272]
"Anu
to his children words of guidance said:
If Mankind, not
Anunnaki, to inherit the Earth is destined, let
us destiny help. Give Mankind knowledge,
up to a measure secrets of heaven and Earth them
teach, laws of justice and righteousness teach
them, then depart and leave."
[Sitchin,
Z.,
2002, The Lost
Book of Enki, page 275]
After Anu
and Antu flew back to Nibiru, their rocket
filled with gold, Marduk raged about the new
South American spaceport and the award of regions. He
blamed Inanna as a cause of the death of his
brother, Dumuzi, for which he, Marduk, had been blamed.
Now, Marduk bitterly noted, Inanna consorted
with Anu, so Anu gave her reign over India, as well as Uruk.
Enlil ordered
Adad to guard the Enlilite South
American facilities from Marduk while the other Nibiran Earth
Mission leaders returned to Mesopotamia.
[Sitchin,
Z.,
2002, The Lost
Book of Enki, page 275 -276]
Ishkur/Adad
Enlil
named the present era, his, "Age of the Bull."
He had his sons and grandsons declare themselves
and the other Nibirans and their pure
descendants gods. The gods, he
ordered, would direct their slaves to
build temples and cities to serve them.
He ranked his father, King Anu, 60 and
designated himself and his successor, Ninurta, 50s.
Enlil ranked Enki 40, Nannar, 30. Nannar's son Utu
ranked 20, Ute's sister Inanna,15.
The "gods"
rebuilt the cities of Edin/Mesopotamia; in each city
there they built a temple-home for its principal
god. Ninurta got Lagash, where he
had a both a hangar for his aircraft, armory for
his missiles and a temple-home for himself and
his wife, Bau. Utu, from
his rebuilt city of Sippar, was given the
task of creating laws for the humans.
Nannar was given the city of Urim. Ishkur/Adad
returned from the Andes to a temple in the
mountains north of Mesopotamia. Marduk and
Nabu came to stay at Enki's place in Eridu. [Sitchin,
Z.,
2002, The Lost
Book of Enki, pages 276 -278]
The
Anunnaki lords created Ninurta's city, Kishi,
the first city ruled by a Adapite king whom
Ninurta
appointed. Ninurta had journeyed
to Eridu to get the computer programs (MEs) he
needed for a human city.
Remember
that Inanna had, in reaction, traveled to Eridu
on the Persian Gulf, seduced Enki and got him,
while he was drunk, lusting and enchanted by
her, to give her MEs which would let her convert
her Mesopotamian temple precinct at Uruk into a
king-ruled city dedicated to her. Enki had tried
to get the MEs back, but Enlil had not only said
Inanna could keep them for Uruk, and that "When
their time term of Kishi shall be completed, to
Ung-ki kingship shall pass."
[Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki, page
281]
Marduk
felt he, not Inanna, should succeed Ninurta as
the Lord whom the next line of Earth kings
should obey. Marduk raged when he
heard that Inanna also now had precedence over
him in Mesopotamia.
(to
be continued)
Next: Essay 34, Enlilites Bomb Marduk's Babylon
Spaceport; Confound Earthling Languages
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