By Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D. (Anthropology, UCLA)
ALALU, King of the Planet Nibiru, a planet that rotated between its primary star (red-brown dwarf Nemesis) and our Sun’s planetary system, between Mars and Jupiter, had murdered his successor, King Lahma, for failure to address the climate change crisis that the cessation of volcanic eruptions and the dissipation of the ash blanket that had hithertofore blanketed Nibiru’s sky. Before the volcanoes stopped erupting, their ash had ameliorated the extremes of the hot and cold zones through which Nibiru passed on its rotation through the dual Solaris-Nemesis binary star system.
Alalu made himself King and relegated Lahma’s legal heir, ANU, to his Cupbearer, thereby demonstrating that he, Alalu, was King. Anu was merely his assistant.
Alalu nuked the volcanoes to prompt them to erupt again, but the nuking did not restart them. Nibiru experienced ever-worsening heat and cold extremes, with concomitant radiation bombardment and crop death.
Alalu also sent a rocketship of miners to fetch gold from the asteroids between Jupiter and Mars, refine it on Nibiru into monoatomic gold, as the Nibirans drank to extend their lifespans, and expand life on Nibiru with monoatomic gold powder, which they’d also use to extend life on their planet. But the miners’ rocket struck an asteroid, and all aboard died.
Cupbearer ANU rebelled and defeated King Alalu in a nude hand-to-hand, weaponless fight in the central square of Agade, the Nibiran capital, as the Nibiran Royals watched.
Alalu lost the fight. He’d slain King Lamha and expected Anu to now kill him as he had killed Lahma. To escape, Alalu stole a rocket with 9 nuclear bombs left over from their ancient planetary war and rocketed to Earth.
Alalu used 2 of his nukes to blast through the asteroids so he could land on Earth. His escape rocket held 7 more nuclear bombs.
On Earth, Alalu found that the (then) four rivers of Iraq that flowed into the Persian Gulf contained flecks of gold.
He messaged Anu that Earth has enough gold to save Nibiru from the radiation and drastic climate change if mined in sufficient quantities.
Alalu fashioned his 7 remaining nukes into missiles, aimed them at Nibiru. and threatened, Restore my Crown, or I’ll destroy Agade.
Anu sent his eldest son, the scientist EA (later becoming “Enki”), who had married Alalu’s daughter DAMKINA, with the agreement that Prince MARDUK, the first son of Ea and Damkina, would succeed Alalu as Nibiru’s King.
Ea was Alalu’s son-in-law and Anu’s son, and could mediate between them. Ea and his pilot ABGAL stole Alalu’s 7 missiles and hid them, along with their activation codes, in a cave in Africa. When Alalu’s kinsman ANZU, who had piloted Enki to Earth, saw that Alalu’s missiles had been removed from Basra and queried Enki about them, Enki fired Anzu as pilot and gave the job to his personal pilot, ABGAL. Enki and Abgal traced Basra’s gold flecks to massive gold veins in southeast Africa.
Meanwhile, back on Nibiru, ENLIL, Anu’s designated successor, disputed Enki’s claim that Earth had enough gold to save Nibiru and demanded that he, not Enki, run the gold-mining expedition on Earth. Anu sent Enlil to Earth to confirm the availability of the Gold Enki reported on Earth. Enlil confirmed Enki’s report of gold aplenty in Africa.
ANU ROCKETED TO EARTH TO SETTLE ENKI VS ENLIL RIVALRY & CONFRONT ALALU
King ANU divided control between his sons, Enlil and Enki, defeated Alalu’s final challenge, and banished Alalu and his pilot, ANZU, to Mars. Around 416,000 BCE, Anu landed at the marshland base to settle the dispute in person. Messages sent across space had failed to restrain the competing ambitions of Earth’s Anunnaki leaders.
Anu stood before Alalu with Enki and Enlil beside him. Their meeting carried the weight of Alalu’s lost kingship, his discovery of gold on Earth, and the competing claims of Anu’s royal household.
Alalu believed that finding Earth’s gold had restored his importance. Anu recognized the discovery’s value but refused to let Alalu use it to reclaim the throne.
Alalu confronted him.
“I found the gold that can save Nibiru. My discovery restores my rank.”
Anu rejected his demand.
“Gold does not erase rebellion. Earth requires one recognized command.”
The old quarrel over Nibiru’s throne had followed them to another planet.
Anu and his sons surveyed the immense undertaking. The expedition could no longer operate through improvised agreements and competing personal claims. Mining, transportation, settlements, spaceflight, labor, and supply routes all required defined authority.
Anu ordered a drawing of lots to divide command.
“We end uncertainty now. Each commander receives his domain and bears responsibility for it.”
Enki and Enlil accepted the procedure, although neither surrendered his ambitions.
The drawing transformed family rivalry into an imperial structure. It assigned ranks, territories, routes, and responsibilities. Earth ceased to function merely as Alalu’s refuge or as a distant source of gold. It became a new arena for kingship, administration, and succession.
ENLIL DREW STRAW FOR EDEN AND SUPREME FIELD COMMAND
Anu placed Enlil in charge of the Earth expedition and assigned him command of Eden [Iraq/Kuwait]. Enlil became the chief field authority over the settlements, landing facilities, supply depots, and Anunnaki personnel.
From the heights, Enlil surveyed the river plains that would anchor the main administration. Eden became the operational center of the Earth mission.
Enlil declared his authority.
“All bases report through Eden. Labor, transport, and supplies follow one chain of command.”
Councils translated Anu’s decision into procedures. Routes, bases, personnel, and production schedules had to operate as parts of one system.
Enlil’s assignment gave the mission order, but it also placed Anu’s younger heir above Enki in Earth’s formal hierarchy. That decision intensified the bloodline rivalry that would shape later events.
ANU BEAT ALALU, BUT ALALU BIT OFF ANU’S “MANHOOD”; ANU BANISHED ALALU TO DIE ON MARS WHILE ANZU NURSED HIM
Alalu continued to nurse his grievance. He believed his discovery of Earth and its gold had given him the leverage to recover the kingship he had lost.
The confrontation became physical. Anu and Alalu fought before the assembled commanders. Alalu tried to reclaim power through force, but Anu defeated him.
Anu stood over the fallen former king.
“Your challenge is finished. You will not command Earth.”
Alalu, however, refused to accept defeat. He launched a desperate and shocking retaliatory attack against Anu’s lower body. The assault can be represented suggestively—through Anu’s alarm, Alalu’s sudden movement, and the horrified reactions of witnesses—without explicit anatomy.
Enlil rushed forward, subdued Alalu, bound him, and ended the attack.
Enki knelt beside the injured Anu and administered first aid. The scene demonstrated the governing model that the Anunnaki brought with them: claims to kingship were argued through ancestry and councils but ultimately enforced through physical domination.
Anu groaned, “Maroon Alalu on Mars, I shall. Slowly will he die from my flesh ingested.” Anu’s flesh killed anyone who ate it.
On Nibiru, Anu ordered freight rockets to shuttle from Earth, Earth’s moon, and other planets and satellites between Nibiru and the sun.
ANZU NURSED ALALU AS HE DIED ON MARS
Anu, en route to Nibiru for genital repair, left Alalu with food and tools on Mars. On Mars also, Anu left Anzu to tend the ex-King as he died. [Slave Species: 438]
Mars offered Alalu neither a throne nor a royal court. The former king and his pilot pitched a shelter, arranged their supplies, and prepared to survive on a barren frontier.
Anzu studied the red landscape.
“We have shelter, limited provisions, and no immediate return.”
Alalu looked across the desolate terrain.
“I ruled on Nibiru. I discovered Earth’s gold. Now I command only this outpost.”
ENKI ORGANIZED THE ABZU AND ITS GOLD ROUTES
Anu assigned Enki the Abzu in Africa, where the deeper deposits of gold would determine whether the mission succeeded. Enki also received responsibility for the sea routes that carried gold and supplies northward.
Enki rapidly linked mines, ports, ships, and processing centers. His command developed the productive and transportation network upon which Enlil’s administration depended.
Enki addressed his crews.
“Open the southern mines. Link the Abzu to the sea. Move the gold north without delay.”
Enki held the source of the mission’s vital resource.
Enlil held the expedition’s superior command. Each brother needed the other, but each represented a different royal line and a competing claim to future authority.
Order had been imposed. Rivalry survived beneath it.
EARTH BECAME AN INTERPLANETARY COMMAND ZONE
The division of authority created an organized system extending across several worlds. Eden directed administration. The Abzu supplied gold. Sea routes linked the southern mines with northern bases. Mars served as a transfer station and remote outpost. Spacecraft carried personnel, freight, and precious metal toward Nibiru.
Earth now possessed hierarchy, assigned territories, transportation networks, and a defined chain of command.
But the structure did not resolve the deeper problem. Enki and Enlil remained members of competing maternal bloodlines. Authority rested upon royal descent, masculine succession, superior rank, and the ability to enforce obedience.
Anu had established order, but it was the order of empire.
Enlil summarized the new arrangement: Earth now operates under defined command.
Enki recognized what remained unresolved: “The routes are joined, but the royal household is not.”
Part III therefore ends with a paradox: organization made the mission effective, while inherited rivalry prepared the ground for future conflicts.
Part IV introduces the rulers, heirs, royal women, commanders, and competing bloodlines whose decisions shaped events across Nibiru, Earth, and Mars.
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REFERENCES
. Lessin, A and J, 2019, Anunnaki, Evolution of the Gods–a comprehensive account.
.Sitchin, Z., The Lost Book of Enki: Memoirs and Prophecies of an Extraterrestrial God.
.Sitchin, Z., The Twelfth Planet. Introduces his interpretation of Nibiru, the Anunnaki, and their arrival on Earth.
.Sitchin, Z., The Wars of Gods and Men. Develops the themes of succession, competing divine families, warfare, and control of Earth.
.Sitchin, Z., The Anunnaki Chronicles: A Zecharia Sitchin Reader. A useful compilation for readers new to the Earth Chronicles framework
.Sitchin, Z., lecture on the Sumerians and Nibiru — A long-form presentation of Sitchin’s interpretations in his own lecture tradition.
