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Ahatmilku (fl. 1265 BCE) was a
princess of Amurru, who
became queen of
Ugarit through marriage.
Ahatmilku was a wife of the King
Niqmepa of
Ugarit and...
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Cultures Canaanite ****ociated with
Niqmaddu II, Niqmepa, Ibiranu, Ammurapi,
Ahatmilku Site
notes Excavation dates 1929–1939 1948–1955
Archaeologists Claude...
- c. 1313–1260 BC
Treaty with
Mursili II; Son of
Niqmadu II;
Queen was
Ahatmilku Ammittamru II c. 1260–1235 BC
Contemporary of
Amurru ruler Bentisina;...
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entirely encircled by
areas under Hittite control.
Niqmepa married princess Ahatmilku, of the
Amurru kingdom to the south.
After a long
reign of
about 50 years...
- also most
likely appears as the
theophoric element in the name of
queen Ahatmilku, a
member of Amurru's
ruling house who
married Niqmepa, a king of Ugarit...
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forced to sign a
treaty of v****alization to the Hittites. His
mother Ahatmilku supported his
succession to the
throne after the
death of his father....
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example as a
summer palace (south palace), and a
residence for
queen Ahatmilku were built. In the 13th
century BC, the site had an
estimated 6,000 to...
