Hurri

A GOD WHO IS REPLACED BY ANOTHER GOD IN A DIFFERENT REGION, AND BOTH ARE INGESTED. Tilla is a separate record, because the sources describe a regional substitution rather than two names for one being — and neither record asserts they are the same.

Domains

• drawing the storm god's wagon

Relations

• draws the wagon of: TeshubNon-symmetric.Reference treatment of the Hurrian pantheon: Sheri ('day') and Hurri ('night'), who pull Teshub's wagon and are portrayed as bulls, the name of Hurri being replaced by Tilla in the eastern tradition. (secondary)
• sibling: SheriReciprocated in-batch.Reference treatment of the Hurrian pantheon: Sheri ('day') and Hurri ('night'), who pull Teshub's wagon and are portrayed as bulls, the name of Hurri being replaced by Tilla in the eastern tradition. (secondary)
• replaced in the east by: TillaIn-batch, and the kind is exact: the sources say the NAME of Hurri is replaced by Tilla in the eastern tradition.Reference treatment of the Hurrian pantheon: Sheri ('day') and Hurri ('night'), who pull Teshub's wagon and are portrayed as bulls, the name of Hurri being replaced by Tilla in the eastern tradition. (secondary)

Sources

• The second of Teshub's two bulls, whose name is the word for night, and whom the eastern tradition replaces with Tilla.: Reference treatment of the Hurrian pantheon: Sheri ('day') and Hurri ('night'), who pull Teshub's wagon and are portrayed as bulls, the name of Hurri being replaced by Tilla in the eastern tradition. (secondary)