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Tashmitum
Definition
Tashmitum refers to a term commonly associated with the ancient Mesopotamian culture. It represents the Mesopotamian concept of a divine personification, specifically a goddess, who is responsible for maintaining and delivering the dignity, authority, and legitimacy of the ruling king.
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Popular Sense
In popular culture, tashmitum is often portrayed as a powerful deity who safeguards the throne and ensures the ruler's success and prosperity.
Example Sentence: The queen attributed her husband's successful reign to the blessings of Tashmitum, the goddess of rulership.
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Local Sense
In the local context of ancient Mesopotamia, tashmitum was an integral part of the religious and political system, responsible for validating the king's dominion and his connection to the gods.
Example Sentence: The high priest performed a ritual to invoke the presence of Tashmitum during the king's coronation ceremony.
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