Search for Immortality in the Epic of Gilgamesh

Looking for immortal hero in Gilgamesh epic, Gilgamesh is looking for immortality. Gilgamesh brought a deep emotional lack to his dead friend Njidu. Therefore, Girugamesh found himself afraid of death. This fear forced Gilgamesh to ask for the power of immortal life. This led him to a long and exhausted journey to the land of eternity.

In the latter part of this epic, Gilgamesh looks for immortality because he deeply expresses condolences of Enkidou's death and his own concern. He surveyed Utnapishtim, the flood, looked for an immortal character who was a pioneer of the Bible Noah. Gilgamesh finally found Utnapishtim. He told me to accept his death as he could not change it. Gilgamesh then returned to Ulq and became a good king. According to the list of King Sumer, he reigned for 126 years. "Gilgamesh epic" conveys many important themes to understand Mesopotamia and its king. Friendship, role of the king, hostility, immortality, death, relationship between men and women, urban and rural life, civilization and wildlife, and the theme of relationship between man and god sounded in all poems. Much of the Girugamesh challenge in the whole poem matures the hero and helps him to be a good king of his people.

The most important legend that survived the religion of Mesopotamia is probably Gilgamesh epic, it is the story of the hero king Gilgamesh and his wild friend Nkidu, and the former's quest and all the gods immortality and its perception It also is a flood It contains the contents of the first mention of. God lives in all cities of Mesopotamia, all famous gods are patrons of the city, all known temples are in the city, but in the suburbs there is a shrine. The temple itself is made from pyramid of mud brick rising in the sky in a series of steps.

Some people think that science fiction is as old as the recorded literature itself, starting with the 2000 epic poem (ie BC) of Gilgamesh. Since heroes of the same name are looking for immortal ones all over the world, Gilgamesh contains a wonderful journey to distant areas. It even refers to large global floods. Gilgamesh ran away from the flood of a large ship and probably inferred beyond the technical capabilities of the time. H. Bruce · Franklin thinks it is impossible to create science fiction - real, real science fiction - until society experiences industrial revolution. From that revolution, the novel must be reasonably inferred from the science and technology that was considered as "science fiction". My favorite examples include works by Jules Verne and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle