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The Anunnaki appeared as judges and rulers in Mesopotamian myths, deciding human fate.
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In stories like the Epic of Gilgamesh, the Anunnaki are shown as a council of gods who judge humans and decide important matters like life and death or natural disasters. They weren’t just creators but also enforcers of divine laws. This role gives insight into how ancient societies viewed justice and order as coming from higher powers.
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