Tašlultum

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Tašlultum (also Ašlultum ) was a wife of Sargon of Akkad , king of Akkad in the 3rd millennium BC. (From 2356 to 2300 BC ( medium chronology ) or 2292 to 2236 BC ( short chronology )).

She is only known from the inscription on an alabaster fragment of unknown origin in the Yale Babylonian Collection 2191, which was donated by her steward .

literature

  • Edmond Sollberger, Jean-Robert Kupper: Inscriptions royales sumériennes et akkadiennes. Cerf, Paris 1971, No. IIA1c.
  • Ignace Jay Gelb, Burkhart Kienast: The old Akkadian royal inscriptions of the third millennium BC Chr. Freiburg Ancient Near Eastern Studies 7, Stuttgart 1990, p. 65 No. Sargon B 1.
  • Frauke Weiershäuser: The royal women of the III. Dynasty of Ur. Universitätsverlag Göttingen, 2008, p. 196 [1] .

See also

personal data
SURNAME Tašlultum
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ašlultum
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Wife of Sargon of Akkad
DATE OF BIRTH 24th century BC BC or 23rd century BC Chr.
DATE OF DEATH 24th century BC BC or 23rd century BC Chr.