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Alaksandu (Hittite: ๐๐ท๐๐ญ๐ญ๐บ๐
Alakลกanduลก),
alternatively called Alakasandu or
Alaksandus, was a king of
Wilusa who
sealed a
treaty with
Hittite king...
- constructed. Seti I,
pharaoh of
Egypt (1290 BCโ1279 BC) (19th Dynasty)
Alaksandu of Wilusa, some
believe would be the same
Paris of Troy "Seti I". Encyclopaedia...
- One
surviving example of such a
treaty is the
Alaksandu Treaty made
between a
Wilusan king
named Alaksandu and the
Hittite king
Muwatalli II. One of the...
- and that the city may have had a
written archive. The
Alaksandu Treaty required King
Alaksandu to read its text
publicly three times a year,
while the...
- and that the city may have had a
written archive. The
Alaksandu Treaty required King
Alaksandu to read its text
publicly three times a year,
while the...
- 1990s it
gained majority acceptance. In the
Alaksandu treaty (c.โ1280 BC) the king of the city is
named Alaksandu, and Paris's name in the
Iliad (among other...
- Asia
portal ****kunni was a king of
Wilusa mentioned in the
Alaksandu Treaty as an ally of the
Hittite king
Suppiluliuma I. He
ruled over the city during...
- was
drawn up
about 1280 BCE
between the
Hittite king
Muwatalli II and
Alaksandu of
Wilusa (Alexander of Ilios),
guaranteed by the
Wilusan patron deity...
- (/Alexandra/),
written in the
Linear B
syllabic script.
Alaksandu,
alternatively called Alakasandu or
Alaksandus, was a king of
Wilusa who
sealed a
treaty with...
-
appear for
example in the
treaty between Hittite king
Muwatalli II and
Alaksandu of Wilusa. The myth
establishing the
relation between them, the Song of...
