Shuqamuna
Shuqamuna, a God symbolized by a bird on a perch, one of two associated with the investiture of kings. The cuneiform inscription on this seal reads: 'At the command of the god Shuqamuna, may its owner be established and have abundant life'.
Kassite gods are often only known as part of personal names but Shuqamuna was equated with the Mesopotamian gods Nergal and Nusku and his symbol appears on kuddurus as a bird-standard.
Agum II or Agum-Kakrime, the first king of Kassite dynasty of Babylon declared the Babylonian god Marduk equal to Shuqamuna after he recovered the sacred statute of Marduk that was captured by Hittites.
