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The 19 pages that link to Marduk, each with the reason it gives.

• BabylonRelated: Babylon’s status as Marduk’s city shaped its royal ceremonies and civic identity.

• Neo-Babylonian EmpireRelated: Royal ceremonies and temple patronage connected imperial rule to Marduk's authority.

• Cyrus CylinderRelated: The inscription says Marduk selected Cyrus to rule Babylon.

• HammurabiRelated: Hammurabi’s royal inscriptions invoke Babylonian religious authority to support kingship.

• Ishtar GateRelated: The gate’s mušḫuššu dragons represented Marduk, Babylon’s patron deity.

• ZigguratRelated: Etemenanki was dedicated to Marduk, linking the tower to Babylon's patron deity.

• EnlilCompared with: Marduk’s rise in Babylon shifted supreme authority away from Enlil.

• NabopolassarRelated: Nabopolassar’s royal inscriptions invoked Marduk to legitimize his kingship.

• AkituRelated: Akitu centered on his cult and celebrated his authority over the cosmos.

• Babylonian religionBroader topic: Babylon’s political rise elevated its patron god to the head of the pantheon.

• EtemenankiRelated: Etemenanki was dedicated to Marduk and formed part of his sanctuary in Babylon.

• EnkiCompared with: Marduk inherits aspects of Ea’s wisdom while occupying a different place in Babylonian theology.

• Creator deityBroader topic: The epic makes Marduk's ordering of the cosmos a victory over Tiamat.

• NabonidusRelated: Nabonidus’s elevation of Sîn challenged the religious order centered on Marduk.

• Ancient Mesopotamian religionBroader topic: His elevation illustrates how political change could reorder divine hierarchies.

• KassitesRelated: Kassite kings supported Marduk’s cult as part of ruling Babylon as its legitimate monarchs.

• Mesopotamian mythologyRelated: The rise of his status in myth paralleled Babylon’s growing political power.

• AnsharBroader topic: Anshar summons Marduk as champion when the younger gods face Tiamat’s threat.

• Enūma ElišRelated: This duplicate link is not allowed. Avoid.