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	The secrets of Illyrians
		Illuyankas was the Hittite version of the 'World Serpent' found in mythologies throughout the world.
		In Hittite myth, as in elsewhere in the IE legends, Illuyankas' death symbolized a beginning of a new era.
		Incapacitated from their feast, Illuyankas and his party were pounced upon by the storm-god, accompanied by the other gods, and killed.
	www.geocities.com /alijecipuri (5661 words)

	Illuyankas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Hittite mythology, Illuyankas was a dragon slain by Teshub.
		Teshub then goes to Inaras for advice, and she devises a trap for the dragon.
		Teshub then has a son, Sarruma, who grows and marries Illuyankas' daughter.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Illuyankas (209 words)

	Gods (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		After Teshub initial defeat by the dragon Illuyankas, she was requested to step up a feast.
		Illuyankas was the dragon slain by Teshub, the Storm-god.
		The ritual of Illuyankas defeat was invoked every spring to symbolize the earth's rebirth.
	idcs0100.lib.iup.edu /WestCivI/gods.htm (4525 words)

	Docs.Rage.Net: /faq/mythology/hittite-ref (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		When these were returned to him, the Storm-god vanquished Illuyankas, but slew his son as well when the youth sided with the dragon.
		When Illuyankas and his children are gorged on Inaras' feast he ties them up for the Storm-god to kill.
		He is set up in a house by Inaras with the instructions not to look out the window while she is away lest he see his family.
	docs.rage.net /faq/mythology/hittite-ref (5087 words)

	The Hittites
		Dedicated to the myth of the slaying of the dragon, Illuyankas, by the Storm god, the story may have been recited or enacted during the celebration (Gurney 126).
		Recruited by Inaras to aid in defeating Illuyankas, he agreed to her plan only after eliciting a promise from her to sleep with him.
		ILLUYANKAS was a dragon defeated in war by Teshub the storm god.
	harmony0strs.topcities.com /Essays/Hittites.html (12826 words)

	The Hittites - All About Turkey
		The associated myths have both Hittite and Hurrian content, with the origin of many suspected to be Hurrian.
		The Kumarbis-Ullukummis myth is chief among the Hurrian tales and the Illuyankas stories and missing god myths of Telipinus and the missing Storm-god are thought to be more Hattic.
		He fought with the Dragon Illuyankas in Kiskilussa and was defeated.
	www.allaboutturkey.com /hitit.htm (5534 words)

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		Illuyankas - Comparable to the victory of Babylonian Marduk over Tiamat is the slaying of the dragon Illuyankas by the Hittite weather god.
		Myth: Illuyankas overcame the weather god, but the goddess Inaras set a trap for the dragon.
		She spread a feast and obtained the help of her lover too feed Illuyankas and his children to the point where they could no longer enter their lair.
	library.thinkquest.org /C005854/textspanish/westasia.htm (4753 words)

	Hittite/Hurrian Mythology
		She recruits Hupasiayas of Zigaratta, to aid in revenge on Illuyankas, by taking him as a lover.
		After the dragon and his children gorge themselves on her meal, Hupasiayas binds him with a rope.
		When Illuyankas and his children are gorged on Inaras's feast, he ties them up for the Storm-god to kill.
	www.meta-religion.com /World_Religions/Ancient_religions/Near_eastearn/hittite_hurrian_mythology.htm (4808 words)

	InfoHub Forums - Hittite Mythology
		One story is told of Teshub's battle with the dragon Illuyankas in Kiskilussa.
		She made the preparations and invited Illuyankas and his children to the feast.
		After Illuyankas and his children had eaten the food, a mortal named Hupasiyas bound the dragon with a rope.
	www.infohub.com /forums/printthread.php?t=2316 (831 words)

	~Telera, of Tk'hzaar~ (Continued Plot, GM Maddyn) - Alleria
		Láur’marillá’ she shivered at speaking the name with a morbid thrill, ‘found her lover Illuyankas the Wyrm, who rose up from his deep domains to speak with whales, for he was wise with age and wished to hear of more than his realm, as any good leader and protector would do.
		Instead, he found Illuyankas, who by all records was one of the greatest Wyrms ever to have lived, and I don’t doubt it he had killed or eaten everything in the seas even approaching his size for thousands of Passings, and he was as potent in body as he is now in spirit.
		From her words, she found that Illuyankas himself was wandering about in the ether, and tried with his potency to sustain a Telera’s unborn child as pirates took her as a slave.’
	www.alleria.com /forums/showthread.php?postid=881433 (10705 words)

	The Allegory of Whatever :: Personae and Demons
		ILLUYANKAS - (Hittite) A giant dragon from Hittite mythology, similar to the "world serpent" in other mythologies.
		Illuyankas then takes Teshub's eyes and heart hostage.
		Teshub has a son who grows and marries Illuyankas' daughter.
	www.chthonian.net /persona/tsumi/faqs/persona_i.html (750 words)

	Turkish Dragon Mythology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		He was aided with help from the goddess Inaras and her human lover Hupasiyas.
		He pelted Illuyankas with blizzards of snow which created immense melt waters.
		He let out beacon of fire, summoning the many offspring of Illuyankas from craters and volcanoes...
	www.leadingtonearts.com /SyncreticArt/DragonTango_info/DResearch/TrkD.html (183 words)

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	Sommerland: Dragon Mythology & Folklore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Heracles was later sent to slay the Hydra, and did so by slicing off the heads, cauterising each neck stump with fire, and by burying the one immortal head beneath a rock (greekmythology.com, 2003); this last head was sometimes believed to be gold.
		Inaras agreed, and after preparing a lavish banquet she invited Illuyankas and his henchmen into her house, whereupon the dragon and his comrades gorged themselves until they could hardly move.
		In another version where Illuyankas is in the form of "Stupid Ogre", the dragon maimed the Weather God in battle by taking his heart and eyes.
	sommerland.org /ondragons/mythology/mythology_1.html (4224 words)

	The Circle of the Dragon: Dragons of Fame: Unsorted Dragons
		She planned to make Illuyankas drunk with a good amount of liquore.
		Now that Teshub was restored, he went to prove himself by defeating Illuyankas.
		When Teshub's son finds out about it, he asks his father to take him with Illuyankas, as he had too much to do with it.
	www.blackdrago.com /famous2.htm (834 words)

	Sommerland: European Dragons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Of course, with a fiery breath, massive teeth, sharp claws and an armoured, whip-like tail, it is not hard to see how such a dangerous creature would demand nothing short of our respect and fear.
		Early dragons appear in ancient Greek myths, such as the serpent Python who was created by the goddess Hera to chase Leto (Graves, 1985), who had lain with Hera's husband Zeus, or the dragon Illuyankas who fought against the Weather God (Fontenrose, 1959).
		These, along with many more, were frequently portrayed with malicious intent and satiated their battlelust with fervent vigour- a personality trait that has, on a more bestial level, been mirrored exactly with later dragons.
	www.sommerland.org /ondragons/races/races_european.html (1778 words)

	steve wright's dinner
		A Hittite myth relates how the weather god was victorious over the dragon Illuyankas.
		Apopis is constantly at war with the god Re.
		Some of the weather gods who battle the dragon are Indo-European: Vrtra was defeated by Indra - one of Indra’s weapons was the thunderbolt - and Anatolian texts tell of a battle between the Hittite weather god Tarhun and the dragon Illuyankas.
	www.stevesdinner.plus.com /swd8.htm (777 words)

	MYTHAEUM: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Illuyankaš = Illuyanka = Illuyankas = Iluyankash (m.; Hittite)
		• … and among the Hittites, the punctual ritual, performed annually at the spring festival of Puruli, was taken to represent a battle-royal between a national weather-god and the dragon Illuyankas.
		Likewise the combat between Tešup and Illuyankaš among the Hittites.
	www.mythopedia.info /07-anatolia.htm (2582 words)

	The Serene Dragon : Hittite - Illuyankas
		In another tale, Illuyankas defeated Teshub in battle and Techub went running to Inaras who got Illuyankas drunk at a feast, bound him and let Teshub and his friends hill him.
		In yet another variation, Illuyankas maimes the Weather God and sends him running to the goddess Inaras (the only one to answer his pleas for help) who then, with the help of the hero Hupaiyas (and after sleeping with the hero) she throws a huge banquet.
		The dragon and his retinue are so stuffed and drunk that it is easy for Hupasiyas to tie them up so the Weather god could kill them.
	www.theserenedragon.net /Tales/hittite-illuyankas.html (383 words)

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		She consults with Hannahanna, who promises to give her land and a man. She then goes missing and is sought after by her father and Hannahanna with her bee.
		>Continued from previous message Illuyankas - the Dragon.
		Later he was lured from his lair with his children by a well dressed Inaras with a feast.
	www.beyond-the-illusion.com /files/New-Files/20000229/hittites.txt (5119 words)

	Whats the Point (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		God similar to Adonis; his symbol was a bull.
		Weather god who slew the dragon Illuyankas in the Hittite story of Creation.
		Mistress of Heaven; the Morning and Evening Star; War goddess; Soveriegn Lady of the Land; Queen of the Assembly of Deities.
	communities.msn.com /Whatsthepoint/middleeast.msnw (1185 words)

	Glossary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In the Babylonian creation myth, Enuma elish, the dragon Tiamat is slain by the god Marduk and her supporters taken captive.
		In a Hattic myth, the dragon Illuyankas defeated the storm god and later was slain by him.
		The Ugaritic myths from Ras-Shamra refer to various monsters defeated by the storm god Baal or his sister Anat.
	www.bibletexts.com /glossary/dragon.htm (445 words)

	Avatars of the Goddess (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Hittite messenger goddess of the sky god Kumarbis.
		(Inara) The Hittite goddess who assisted the storm god Hooke, by intoxicating the dragon Illuyankas with drink.
		She would seduce mortal men and lock them up in her house.
	www3.sympatico.ca /chartreuse/AvatarsOfTheGoddess/Hittite.htm (242 words)

	bluemud.org - mythology-hittite-ref (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Ullukummis is chief among the Hurrian tales and the Illuyankas stories
		Zigaratta, to aid her in revenge on Illuyankas by taking him as a lover.
		vanquished Illuyankas, but slew his son as well when the youth sided
	www.bluemud.org /print/16808 (4046 words)

	The Circle of the Dragon: Interactive: Frequently Asked Questions
		Just please do me a favor and read through the site before you ask me to find information about a certain dragon.
		Someone e-mailed me asking me about Illuyankas, a dragon which is posted on this site.
		If you are looking for a specific dragon, please read the Dragons of Fame A-Z listing.
	www.blackdrago.com /faq.htm (1374 words)

	The Primordial Light?
		For example, Indra kills Trisiras and then has to overcome Vrtra.
		The Storm-god dethrones Kumarbis but then has to battle Illuyankas.
		Zeus topples Kronos from his chariot but then must face Typhon.
	www.tresman.co.uk /harold/35light.htm (7158 words)

	The Circle of the Dragon - unlock the mystery
		I've also updated the Dragons of Fame section again.
		Now you can read all about Hotu-puku, Apalala, Illuyankas, Tarasque, Tutaeporoporo, Humbaba, Gargouille, and Chimera.
		In addition, I have improved the Contact section as well as the Eastern Dragon section.
	www.blackdrago.com /zoldindex.htm (383 words)

	Ø Wilson's Almanac free daily ezine \| Book of Days \| May 13 \| Festival of Purulliyas Anatolia Rebecca Riots ...
		April 23 in the West), who came from Lydda, near modern Tel Aviv, Israel.
		The storm god had been feuding and Illuyankas had won from him the deity’s eyes and heart.
		The storm god did as the oracle had bidden, and his son grew to adulthood, but the young man fell in love with the beautiful daughter of the dragon (unbeknownst to him).
	www.wilsonsalmanac.com /book/may13.html (2570 words)

	Alfonso Fernández Tresguerres, Satán. La otra historia de Dios, El Catoblepas 31:11, 2004
		Otros demonios babilonios importantes son Alu, Gallu, Namtar, Pazuzu, representado como un ser con cuatro alas, cabeza de murciélago y cola de escorpión, la demonia Lamastu (precedente acaso de las lamias griegas) que ataca a las mujeres embarazadas, y Lilitu (¿convertida luego en Lilith?), un súcubo alado y chupadora de sangre.
		Digamos, por último, que el dragón hitita Illuyankas, jefe de las fuerzas del mal, es lo más parecido que podemos hallar en este grupo de religiones a lo que más tarde será el Diablo.
		En la India, volvemos a encontrarnos con esto mismo, es decir, con dioses ambivalentes y con divinidades básicamente especializadas en el mal.
	www.nodulo.org /ec/2004/n031p11.htm (13444 words)

	Wired 9.03: Street Cred
		The game is set in the engrossing world of Basylonia, a whopping 20,480 screens large.
		You fight monsters while trying to find pieces of the Gammadion ring, which you'll eventually use to confront a bad guy named Illuyankas.
		Meanwhile, you visit towns, talk to villagers, buy weapons, and recover from battles.
	www.wired.com /wired/archive/9.03/streetcred.html?pg=10 (272 words)

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