Head of dragon dating from the Neo-Babylonian Empire (626 BCE – 539 BCE) from the Louvre Museum's collection

2023年10月31日 · Mušḫuššu, also known as the Mesopotamian dragon, is a symbol of the ancient Mesopotamian hero-deity Marduk. It was prevalent, particularly after victories of the Babylonian kingdom. Marduk was the offspring of Enki and Damgalnunna, the two primordial deities of the Mesopotamian religion.

2022年1月11日 · The Mushussu Dragon, a legendary creature from Babylonian mythology, is a wyvern-like dragon symbolizing the victory of Marduk, a prominent hero-deity. Illustrated on the iconic Ishtar Gate, Mushussu's legacy ties it to other dragons across cultures, including the evidence of its influence in Chinese, Scandinavian, and...

The Mushussu Dragon, a legendary creature from ancient Mesopotamia, captivates with its enigmatic nature and fascinating characteristics. This section delves into the origins and distinctive features of this mythical being, shedding light on its mystical presence in Mesopotamian mythology .

El mušḫuššu (𒈲𒄭𒄊, del sumerio MUŠ.HUŠ = Serpiente-dragón rojo/furioso) [1] [2] [3] es una criatura propia de la mitología mesopotámica. Fue símbolo de diferentes divinidades: al principio fue asociado al dios Ninazu, que era venerado en Ešnunna (una ciudad sumeria y luego acadia), y luego se asoció al dios Tishpak.

Called a mushhushshu, or "furious snake," this fearsome dragon combines the head and scales of a horned viper, the forepaws of a lion, the talons of a bird of prey, and a tail ending in a scorpion’s stinger.

The mushussu (formerly regarded as sirrush) is a dragon from ancient Mesomotopian mythology. It has been both a symbol of various gods and a “magical protective hybrid” not associated with any deity throughout the course of Mesomotopian history.[1]

2025年1月24日 · Mushussu es una criatura perteneciente a la mitología mesopotámica con forma de dragón. Su cuerpo está cubierto de escamas, las patas delanteras son de león y las traseras garras de águila. Mušḫuššu (, del sumerio MUŠ.HUŠ = Serpiente-dragón rojo/furioso), también presenta un cuello largo, cola y cabeza con cresta y cuernos.

The sirrush or mushussu is a dragon in Babylonian and Akkadian mythology which guards the Ishtar Gate of Babylon. It is also known as the Babylon dragon of Chaos. The name "sirrush" is derived from an Akkadian word loosely translated "splendor serpent."

2015年11月24日 · De todos los dragones de Babilonia, Mushushu fue el más original y el que corrió más aventuras. Nuestro animalito no solamente estuvo metido en varias peleas acompañando al dios Marduk, sino que se piensa que con los siglos dio origen al …