Gu-Edin
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Gu-Edin was a flat field in Sumer, in modern day Iraq. It lay between Umma and Lagash.
Enakalli, Ensi of Umma, purposely destroyed the irrigation works in the field to create a "margin of desolation" on behalf of his god.
The destruction of Gu-Edin is paralleled in John Norman's Gor novels.
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