Azzi-Hayasa
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- Mursilis II
…all), and the region of Azzi-Hayasa (east of the Kaska) also had to be reconquered by Mursilis in a number of campaigns. A prolific personal annalist, Mursilis also edited an account of his father’s exploits; his detailed descriptions of his own campaigns have yielded valuable information about Hittite military strategy.…
Read More…all), and the region of Azzi-Hayasa (east of the Kaska) also had to be reconquered by Mursilis in a number of campaigns. A prolific personal annalist, Mursilis also edited an account of his father’s exploits; his detailed descriptions of his own campaigns have yielded valuable information about Hittite military strategy.…
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AnatoliaThe Hittite empire to c. 1180 bce…the rather nebulous state of Azzi-Hayasa, a client kingdom farther to the east on the upper Lycus River. Suppiluliumas had suffered a good deal of trouble from these people early in his reign, and in the seventh year of Mursilis’ reign they again revolted. The king, who was attending to…
Read More…the rather nebulous state of Azzi-Hayasa, a client kingdom farther to the east on the upper Lycus River. Suppiluliumas had suffered a good deal of trouble from these people early in his reign, and in the seventh year of Mursilis’ reign they again revolted. The king, who was attending to…
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