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Kim San-hae: The first goddess Inanna

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Inna, queen of heaven and earth known as Ishtar. He is the Sumerian goddess, the mother of all goddesses, symbolized by love, war, wisdom, fertility, beauty, and all the gods who have been resurrected from death. The first goddess, Anna Shang, is the only Sumerian expert in the country, Kim Sanhau, who has read and woven the clay tablet, revealing her love, death, and resurrection story of Anna’s death, which was sent to the underworld to give up all authority and power in heaven and earth and gain greater power. There was a goddess who, over 2,000 years ago, was forgotten in human memory with Sumerians. But the divinity of the goddess and goddess has spread from Mesopotamia to Egypt, Greek civilization, and beyond Arabia to the Indus River basin, changing its name and appearance. He was the Egyptian astar of the ill card, the Ashtarte of Canaan, the Hebrews of Astaroth, the Aphrodite of Greece, Athena, Hera, and all the goddesses who were represented by love/war, wealth, fertility, beauty, and Venus, were the Sumerian Inna. In the mid-19th century, as soon as the first civilization of mankind was stripped of its veil with the old dust of keke, a 98-year-old Sumerian god, including Anna, woke up in a long sleep. Like the Enna, the prototype of all the goddesses, they were all gods on the very foundation of gods that represented creation and life, death and resurrection and rebirth. The book finds the ‘start ’ of mythology in the stories of the Sumerian gods, including the linguadal and the god of heaven and earth, Enki, the savior of the earth, the Enri, the Mother of Creation, the Ninhure pair, the sun god Hutu, the Queen of the Dead, and the shepherd Dummun and Anna, the goddess of heaven or earth.

Korean title: 최초의 여신 인안나

Korean author: 김산해

Korean publisher: 휴머니스트

ISBN-13: 9791160808308

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NY*****
June 1, 2026

Anna, the god who has influenced the Greek or Egyptian mythical goddesses. A book that I recommend to someone who wants to know about her.

OR*******
January 30, 2023

Anna, I bought it for interest in Ishtar. I don't regret my choice.

QR*****
August 14, 2022

"The essence of'me' was divine power, the total order of Samrah's life, and the essence of wisdom.

AJ******
May 16, 2022

Sumerian mythology is known as the oldest myth. In our country, it is relatively unknown but interesting to learn more about. The book tells the story of Anna, the Sumerian goddess of mythology. As long as the Sumerian myth is old, so is Anna. The stories in the book are rather rough, as it is an old myth, but rather the insight into human nature is more sharp. The journey of Anna is a story of the greatest goddess's adventure, and a story about love. As much as the myth of mythology is called

HU********
May 12, 2022

I read Kim Sanshan, who's been studying Sumerian mythology for 30 years, the first goddess Anna. This book tells a story of the Sumerian myth, which was so fascinating because there were some of the myths that looked much like the Greek Roman myth and others similar to the Bible. Since the Sumerian myth is a more ancient myth and it's gone over into Greece, it seems to have been the story of the Sumerian mythology that came about in a circle, and events like the Flood had actually been brought

JU********
May 8, 2022

I was able to get this book for the first time thanks to Kim Sanhall, a proud Korean who speaks the ancient language of Sumerian and Akad. It's a 3,000-year-old Sumerian history that has been forgotten in history. Like any other myth, the theory of birth is similar. He claims that the universe has emerged, and then the ocean is there, and the earth and the sky are made. The heavens and the earth were divided, and there were gods that appeared, and they were more familiar than the Greek

김산해: 최초의 여신 인안나
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