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Hantili I was a king of the
Hittites during the
Hittite Old Kingdom. His
reign lasted for 30 years, from c. 1590 to c. 1560 BC (middle chronology). According...
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Hantili II was a king in the
Hittite Middle Kingdom,
during the Late
Bronze in the 15th
century BC.
Hantili was a son of King Alluwamna, as
attested in...
- 1632–c.1431 BC) Đoài line, (c.1431–c.1332 BC) Hittite: Old Kingdom, List –
Hantili I, King (c.1526–1496 BC,
short chronology)
Zidanta I, King (c.1496–1486...
- ********inated in a
conspiracy led by his brother-in-law,
Hantili I (who took the throne), and
Hantili's son-in-law,
Zidanta I. His
death inaugurated a period...
- Taḫurwaili
after Telipinu; Freu &
Mazoyer 2007: 25
place Taḫurwaili
after Ḫantili II. Freu &
Mazoyer 2007: 166. Freu &
Mazoyer 2007: 172.
Kuhrt 1995: 230...
- of
Hantili, brother-in-law to King
Mursili I. It is
known that his wife’s name ends with
either -ša or -ta.
Zidanta encouraged and
helped Hantili to kill...
- brother-in-law
Hantili I
during his
journey back to
Hattusa or
shortly after his
return home, and the
Hittite Kingdom was
plunged into chaos.
Hantili took the...
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sequence of
kings is uncertain.
Often he is put
after Aluwamna and even
Hantili II,
based on the
style of his seal (see, for example,
History of the Hittites)...
- of territory.
Ammuna was the son of the King
Zidanta I and
grandson of
Hantili I. He
killed his
father to
become a king and had a
large family. A fragmentary...
- Tahurwaili.
Alluwamna married Harapšeki,
daughter of Telipinu.
Their son was
Hantili II. Alluwamna's
reign is
attested by a seal (SBo I.86)
named the Tabarna...
