Ereshkigal
| Ereshkigal | |
|---|---|
Queen of the Underworld | |
 The "Queen of Night Relief", which dates to the Old Babylonian Period and might represent either Ereshkigal or Lilith | |
| Abode | Kur or Irkalla |
| Personal information | |
| Parents | Nanna and Ningal (implicitly, following the most common genealogy of Inanna) |
| Siblings | Utu and Inanna (younger siblings according to Inanna's Descent) |
| Consort | Ninazu, Gugalana, later Nergal |
| Children | Nungal, Ninazu, Namtar (in only one text) |
| Equivalents | |
| Greek equivalent | Hecate (only in a late magical papyrus) |
| Hurrian equivalent | Allani |
| Hittite equivalent | Sun goddess of the Earth |
| Hattian equivalent | Lelwani |
In Mesopotamian mythology, Ereshkigal (Sumerian: