Enlil

Enlil is a significant deity from ancient Mesopotamian mythology, primarily worshipped by the Sumerians, Akkadians, Babylonians, and Assyrians. He is often regarded as the god of wind, air, and storms, and played a vital role in creation myths. Enlil was considered a chief god, associated with authority and the cosmos, and was responsible for the governance of the natural world and human affairs. His temples were prominent in ancient cities, and he symbolized power, often depicted with symbols like the spoke wheel or a staff, reflecting his importance in both religion and society at that time.