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Ninsianna adalah dewa Sumeria dari planet Venus. Dia awalnya seorang dewi, tetapi terkadang kemudian dipandang sebagai dewa. Dia digambarkan dalam satu teks sebagai "obor suci yang memenuhi langit" dan sering dihubungkan dengan haruspicy. Penyembahannya pertama kali dibuktikan selama Dinasti Ketiga Ur dan dia terus dihormati hingga periode Seleukia. Terutama dalam teks-teks selanjutnya, dia sering dimasukkan sebagai aspek dari Inanna-Ishtar. Pusat kultus utamanya adalah kuil É-eš-bar-zi-da di Ur, tetapi dia juga memiliki kuil lain di Sipar, Larsa, dan Uruk.
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| dbo:abstract | Ninsianna (dNin-si4.an-na, dNin-si-an-na), die Ištar des Sterns (dU.DAR mul) oder die "Rost-Rote Herrin des Himmels", ist eine altbabylonische Göttin. Sie ist vermutlich die Gattin von Kapta, dem "Erhabenen des Himmels" (dmah.di.[an].na). Auf einer Tontafel aus Ur (Nr. 140, 1, 10) wird sie der "reine und erhabene Richter" genannt. Meist ist sie in ein Falbel-Gewand gekleidet. Auf Rollsiegeln wird sie auch als Kriegsgöttin dargestellt, mit Krummschwert und löwenköpfiger Keule. Ninsianna trägt gewöhnlich einen Stern auf ihrer Hörnerkrone. In einem Gebet aus wird Ninisanna als Gottheit des Morgensterns jedoch als männliche Gottheit angerufen.Ninsianna wird unter anderem in einem Gebet des Herrschers angerufen, in dem er sich beklagt, dass sie ihn vergessen habe und er von Bedrängnis heimgesucht wird. Die Venus-Tafeln des Ammi-ṣaduqa beschreiben den Auf- und Untergang von Ninsianna, also der morgendlichen Venus, und beschreiben die jeweilige Vorbedeutung, z. B.: im Monat , am 24. Tag, erscheint Ninsianna im Westen, "das Herz des Landes ist glücklich". Ninsianna ist auch als theophorer Namensbestandteil belegt, zum Beispiel bei dem Schreiber Lu-Ninsianna im altbabylonischen Sippar oder Awīl-Ninsianna in einem Brief aus ebenfalls altbabylonischer Zeit. (de) Ninsianna (Sumerian: "Red Queen of Heaven") was a Mesopotamian deity considered to be the personification of Venus. This theonym also served as the name of the planet in astronomical texts until the end of the Old Babylonian period. There is evidence that Ninsianna's gender varied between locations, and both feminine and masculine forms of this deity were worshiped. Due to their shared connection to Venus, Ninsianna was associated with Inanna. Furthermore, the deity Kabta appears alongside Ninsianna in many texts, but the character of the relation between them remains uncertain. The oldest evidence for the worship of Ninsianna comes from the Ur III period, and includes references to the construction of two temples of this deity. Many further attestations are available from the Isin-Larsa and Old Babylonian periods, including royal inscriptions, personal letters, seals and theophoric names. The use of Ninsianna's name to refer to the planet Venus declined later, though the feminine form of this deity continued to be worshiped, for example in Nippur. In the Hellenistic period, she appears in ritual texts from Uruk, (en) Ninsianna adalah dewa Sumeria dari planet Venus. Dia awalnya seorang dewi, tetapi terkadang kemudian dipandang sebagai dewa. Dia digambarkan dalam satu teks sebagai "obor suci yang memenuhi langit" dan sering dihubungkan dengan haruspicy. Penyembahannya pertama kali dibuktikan selama Dinasti Ketiga Ur dan dia terus dihormati hingga periode Seleukia. Terutama dalam teks-teks selanjutnya, dia sering dimasukkan sebagai aspek dari Inanna-Ishtar. Pusat kultus utamanya adalah kuil É-eš-bar-zi-da di Ur, tetapi dia juga memiliki kuil lain di Sipar, Larsa, dan Uruk. (in) |
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| dbp:caption | The Venus tablet of Ammisaduqa. Ninsianna is mentioned as a name for the planet Venus. (en) |
| dbp:cultCenter | Nippur, possibly Ur (en) |
| dbp:deityOf | Personification of Venus (en) |
| dbp:equivalent | Pinikir (en) |
| dbp:equivalent1Type | Hurrian (en) |
| dbp:gender | variable (en) |
| dbp:name | Ninsianna (en) |
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| dbp:spouse | possibly Kabta (en) |
| dbp:symbol | a star (en) |
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| rdfs:comment | Ninsianna adalah dewa Sumeria dari planet Venus. Dia awalnya seorang dewi, tetapi terkadang kemudian dipandang sebagai dewa. Dia digambarkan dalam satu teks sebagai "obor suci yang memenuhi langit" dan sering dihubungkan dengan haruspicy. Penyembahannya pertama kali dibuktikan selama Dinasti Ketiga Ur dan dia terus dihormati hingga periode Seleukia. Terutama dalam teks-teks selanjutnya, dia sering dimasukkan sebagai aspek dari Inanna-Ishtar. Pusat kultus utamanya adalah kuil É-eš-bar-zi-da di Ur, tetapi dia juga memiliki kuil lain di Sipar, Larsa, dan Uruk. (in) Ninsianna (dNin-si4.an-na, dNin-si-an-na), die Ištar des Sterns (dU.DAR mul) oder die "Rost-Rote Herrin des Himmels", ist eine altbabylonische Göttin. Sie ist vermutlich die Gattin von Kapta, dem "Erhabenen des Himmels" (dmah.di.[an].na). Auf einer Tontafel aus Ur (Nr. 140, 1, 10) wird sie der "reine und erhabene Richter" genannt. Meist ist sie in ein Falbel-Gewand gekleidet. Auf Rollsiegeln wird sie auch als Kriegsgöttin dargestellt, mit Krummschwert und löwenköpfiger Keule. Ninsianna trägt gewöhnlich einen Stern auf ihrer Hörnerkrone. (de) Ninsianna (Sumerian: "Red Queen of Heaven") was a Mesopotamian deity considered to be the personification of Venus. This theonym also served as the name of the planet in astronomical texts until the end of the Old Babylonian period. There is evidence that Ninsianna's gender varied between locations, and both feminine and masculine forms of this deity were worshiped. Due to their shared connection to Venus, Ninsianna was associated with Inanna. Furthermore, the deity Kabta appears alongside Ninsianna in many texts, but the character of the relation between them remains uncertain. (en) |
| rdfs:label | Ninsianna (de) Ninsianna (in) Ninsianna (en) |
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