God · Anatolian and Hurrian
Teshub
Teshub, a god of the Anatolian and Hurrian world, and the gods ancient sources said were the same.
Tradition: hittite
Documented identifications
| Link | Who said so | Note |
|---|---|---|
| identified as Adad (Ishkur) | Mitanni and Hurrian god lists, 2nd millennium BCE | The Hurrian storm god Teshub was written dIM like Adad, and lists made them equivalents. |
| identified as Baal | Hurrian god lists from Ugarit, 13th c. BCE | Teshub was recognised as the equivalent of Ugaritic Baal and other Syrian weather gods. |
| identified as Set | Treaty of Ramesses II and Hattusili III, c. 1259 BCE | In the Egyptian-Hittite treaties after Qadesh the Hittite storm gods appear as forms of Sutekh, that is Set. |