Ibate is a being in Mesopotamian folklore, from Mesopotamia (Sumer). Ibate is attested in the supplied sources as a proper name used in multiple secular contexts: an entry on the Sumerian King List identifying an 8th Gutian ruler of Sumer, a modern Brazilian municipality (Ibaté) in São Paulo state, and as part of personal names appearing in contemporary U.S. court docket metadata. The provided corpus contains no material treating Ibate as a supernatural being.
No mythological or folkloric origin story for an entity named Ibate is present in the supplied sources. The name appears historically as a Gutian ruler listed on the Sumerian King List (late 3rd millennium BCE) and in modern administrative and legal contexts; the corpus does not supply a narrative of supernatural origin.
The supplied materials contain no description of a physical or spectral appearance for any supernatural Ibate. 'Appearances' in the sources are documentary: an entry on the Sumerian King List, a municipal name on Wikidata, and party names in court docket metadata.
No powers, behaviors, or interactions with humans are attributed to Ibate in the provided sources. The only agency recorded is secular/historical: on the SKL Ibate is listed with a reign-length of three years as a Gutian ruler; no deeds or supernatural functions are described.
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- [1]Ibate (Wikipedia). Wikipedia contributors, 'Ibate,' Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
- [2]Ibaté (Wikidata). Wikidata entry Q1760989, 'Ibaté' (municipality).wiki
- [3]United States v. Ibate-Guit (archive metadata). PACER-exported court archive item titled 'United States v. Ibate-Guit'.other
- [4]United States v. Ibate-Tarton (archive metadata). PACER-exported court archive item titled 'United States v. Ibate-Tarton'.other
- [5]Aos Mártires Da Pátria - Guerra do Paraguai (archive). Portuguese-language compilation including the name 'Ibaté' in unrelated historical/administrative contexts.other