Qingu
Qingu, also rendered Kingu, is a figure in Mesopotamian mythology best known from the Babylonian creation epic Enuma Elish. The name appears in Akkadian sources with several transliterations, leading to the alternative spellings Qingu or Kingu in English-language retellings.
In the myth, Qingu is the consort of Tiamat and serves as the commander of her army
The decisive clash ends with the god Marduk defeating Tiamat and killing Qingu. The narrative asserts that
Scholars view Qingu as a symbolic figure associated with primordial rebellion and the legitimization of human
References to the character appear primarily in Enuma Elish, with various spellings reflecting transliteration differences. The