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Aplahanda was a king of
Carchemish proposed to have
reigned between 1786 and 1766 BCE,
during the
Middle Bronze IIA. He was
first known from a cylinder...
- city. It
belonged to
princess Matrunna, the
daughter of the
local king
Aplahanda.
Sources from the
Middle Bronze Age
indicate that
Kubaba was one of the...
- Alalakh,
dated from c. 1800 BC,
Carchemish was then
ruled by a king
named Aplahanda,
followed by his son, Yatar-Ami, (a
contemporary of Mari
ruler Zimri-Lim)...
- 1808–1776 BC), and king
Aplahanda of
Carchemish (c. 1786-1766 BC). In all, 16
imprints of the two
seals of king
Aplahanda were
found (his
cylinder seal...
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Carchemish proposed to have
reigned between 1766 and 1764 BCE. Son of
Aplahanda, he enjo**** a
brief reign of only two
years before being succeeded by...
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about Carchemish mostly comes from the
archives of Mari, Syria. Son of
Aplahanda, he
succeeded his
brother Yatar-Ami.
Little is
known about his reign....
- Shamshi-Adad, who
surrounded Yamhad by
alliances with the city of
Urshu and king
Aplahanda of
Charchemish in the north, and by
conquering Mari in the east (after...
- him
about events such as a
festival of
Nubandag and the
death of king
Aplahanda. In the K****ite period,
Edimgalkalamma was
rebuilt during the
reign of...
- a
festival of
Nubandag took
priority over
mourning the
death of king
Aplahanda, and the
latter event were only
revealed to his
subjects and foreigners...
