Anu (Mesopotamian god)

Anu was a significant god in ancient Mesopotamian mythology, often regarded as the father of the gods and the deity of the sky. He played a crucial role in the pantheon, representing authority, creation, and the heavens. Anu was believed to oversee the cosmos and was associated with kingship, justice, and divine order. Worshiped primarily in the city of Uruk, his influence extended across various Mesopotamian cultures. Anu’s myths often highlight the relationship between gods and humans, reflecting the values and beliefs of early civilizations in the region.