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Lawazantiya (URULa-wa(-az)-za-an-ti-ya) was a
major Bronze Age city in the
Kingdom of
Kizzuwatna and the
cultic city of the
goddess Šauška. It was famous...
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southeastern Anatolia and
northern Syria, for
example in
Kummanni and
Lawazantiya in Kizzuwatna. From this
kingdom he was
introduced to the
Hittite pantheon...
- sources. In
addition to Šauška of Nineveh,
these from the
cities of
Lawazantiya,
Hattarina and
Tameninga occur particularly commonly. Also
common are...
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Hurrian etymology has also been proposed. She was
worshiped in Hattusa,
Lawazantiya and Ugarit.
Multiple spellings of Takitu's name are
attested in Hurrian...
- Puduḫepa was born at the
beginning of the 13th
century BC in the city of
Lawazantiya in
Kizzuwatna (i.e. Cilicia, a
region south of the
Hittite kingdom)....
- and the
kingdom of Kizzuwatna,
where she was
worshiped in
Kummanni and
Lawazantiya. However, she only
acquired this
position by
displacing Šauška from her...
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position was different. Šauška Nineveh, Nuzi, Šamuha, Hattarina,
Lawazantiya,
Tameninga Hurrian Inanna/Ishtar (Mesopotamian),
Ashtart (Ugaritic),...
- Šimige. In
another Hurrian kingdom, Kizzuwatna, he was
worshiped in
Lawazantiya.
Hurrian texts from
Ugarit attest the
worship of Šimige too. In one of...
- Kizzuwatna, Tarsus, Lusanda,
which preserved the name of
Bronze Age
Lawazantiya, Abarnani, Tanakun, Lamenaš, Timur, Paḫar (Paḫri in Akkadian), Ḫarrua...
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Teshub of Šapinuwa. He is also
attested among the gods
worshiped in
Lawazantiya. In Emar, both Tašmišu and Tenu were
worshiped as
members of the entourage...
