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Tegarama (Old ****yrian: Tergarma; Hittite: Takarama; Luwian: Lakarma/Lukarma) was a city in
Anatolia during the
Bronze Age. It is
often identified with...
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Togarmah with the
capital city
called Tegarama by the
Hittites and Til-Garimmu by the ****yrians. O.R.
Gurney placed Tegarama in
Southeast Anatolia.
Several later...
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proposals include Paphlagonia, and the
semihistorical Arimaspi.
Togarmah Tegarama Elishah Uncertain,
usually reckoned as Alashiya, but
other proposals include...
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northeast and west, Šuppiluliuma
sought to
recover control over
Kizzuwatna and
Tegarama,
areas to the
south and east,
which had come
under the
indirect control...
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Togarmah by the
ancient Hebrews,
which has in turn been
identified as the
Tegarama of
Hittite texts and Til-Garimmu of ****yrian records.
Josephus called Togarmah...
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presumably north of Luhuzzadia/Lahu(wa)zzandiya,
between Hurama and
Tegarama (modern day Gürün),
perhaps on a road
which was
crossing another road to...
- Hattusa, the
Hittite capital.
While on this journey, he
reached the city of
Tegarama,
which is
possibly the modern-day
Turkish city of Gürün. At this point...
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governor revolting in Cilicia, and a 695 BC
campaign against the city of
Tegarama. In 694 BC,
Sennacherib invaded Elam, with the
explicit goal of the campaign...
