The Epic of Gilgamesh

The girugamesh epic may be the oldest stories story on the earth. It came from ancient Sumeria and was originally written as a one-sided character with 12 pieces of clay. This is about the adventure of King Urk in history (between 2750 BC and 2500 BC)

Because the translator chose to exclude Tablet XII for personal reasons and Enkidu seems like a sequel to the top 11 tablets, including stories about volunteers to correct items discarded by Gilgamesh, so void world to go into

This translation is based on the "standard" alias "version" in German, but fills in the excerpts of the old Babylon if necessary.

I have proofread this series of documents widely, but please let me know if you find a typo. Tablet computer

Gilgamesh epic Gilgamesh is the earliest primary document found in the history of mankind, which dates back to around 2000 BC. This document is the story of the ancient king Gilgamesh who was the ruler of Sumer in 2700 BC. Who was spectacularly created by God as one-third and two-thirds of God. In this epic, Gilgamesh began his kingdom as a bold and immature ruler. Due to complaints, the gods sent a barbarian named Enkidu to civilize and helped Gilgamesh mature ... Gilgamesh's epic is not a Genesis but a Genesis, not a Genesis, but a lot of similarities with the Bible I have points. Both begin with the letter "g". A big similarity is the story of a flood spoken in two works. These two stories are very similar, but they are also very different. The second one is to use snakes with two pieces of work and how they represent the same thing. The third similarity is the power of Gods or gods to people in the story and their influence. With these similarities

Comparing Gilgamesh 's epic, Hesiod' s Theogony and Ovid variants, there are many similarities between Gilgamesh 's epic, Hesiod' s Theogony and Ovid variants. The first similarity is obvious: structure. The structure of the girugamesh narrative can be thought of as three concentric circles. It is a story in the story. - The women's power model to control the birthrate has been beyond the continent for centuries. Gloria Steinem, asserting the rights of women in the 1990s, said that "men imitate creative young's power through symbolic birth", "traditional designs of most patriarchal designs imitate the body of a woman "I said. (Steinem XV) Ancient Greece has a struggle to control fertility among men and women.