En-sipazidana

En-Sipadzidana (En-sipad-zid-ana) is the sixth pre-dynastic king of the legendary period before the Great Flood .

The founder of the dynasty and the only known mythical king of the third city-state of ancient Sumer Larak , located in the south of ancient Mesopotamia and ruled 8 balls ^[1] (28800 years), according to the Nippurian royal list . He is credited with divine origin.

“After the kingdom was sent down from heaven, the city of Eris became the (place) of the throne” and Alulim became his first archaic king, who ruled the city of 8 balls (28,800 years), after him the ruler of the city is Allalgar, who ruled the city of 10 balls (36,000 years). Two kings ruled 18 balls (64800 years). The city of Eris was abandoned, (and) the throne was transferred to the city of Bad Tiber . En-Menloan ruled in Bad Tibiru city 12 balls (43,200 years), after him the ruler of the city is En-Mengalana, who ruled 8 balls (28,800 years), and the third and last ruler is Dumuzi (fisherman) , who ruled 10 balls (36,000 years), the city of Bad Tiberu was abandoned and the throne was transferred to the city of Larak and En-Sipadzidana became his king, who reigned 8 balls (28,800 years), (interestingly, the circumstance that besides him are exactly like that during the same year of the reign, the royal list is attributed to three antediluvian kings, representatives of the First Early Dynastic Period - Al-Lulim, the first governor of Eridu; En-Mengalan, second ruler of Bad Tibira and Shukurlam, second ruler of Shuruppak).

According to the royal list, before the global flood, 9 kings alternately ruled in Sumer in 5 successive city states with a total duration of 277,200 years. Based on the same list, we can conclude that the global flood occurred 12 thousand years BC. e., therefore, the beginning of the reign of the archaic king Dumuzi should be attributed to 153 millennium BC. e. It is believed that the years of his reign are significantly overstated. According to the royal list, the city of Larak was abandoned and the throne was transferred to Sippar, the king of which was En-Menduran.