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ANATOLIAN CIVILIZATIONS:10x19 antik kentler 8/1/11 10:50 AM Sayfa 40 Bitik Cult Amphora. Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara. language with Pilli the king of Kizzuvatna, is another document providing information on Zidanta. A seal imprint on one of the donation documents found in Bo¤azköy, has been found to have belonged to the last king of the dark period-Huzziya II. This king, whose name along with his wife’s name are cited in the sacrifice lists, sat on the Hittite throne between the years of 1480-1460 BC. After the bright period of the Old Hittite Kingdom, the Hittite State evidently lost its power. Hereafter, its dominance over south and south eastern Anatolia became rather weaker. This assisted the Hurrians residing in Eastern Anatolia, resulting in the establishment of the Mitanni State by the Hurrians in the land formed by the Euphrates
ANATOLIAN CIVILIZATIONS:10x19 antik kentler 8/1/11 10:50 AM Sayfa ‹nand›k Cult Amphora. Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara. together with its tributaries (1460-1190 BC). Having become the biggest political power of the Near East, the Mitannis were to be replaced later by the Great Hittite Kingdom. Tuthalia II (1460-1440 BC)-shown as the founder of the Great Hittite Kingdom and his dynasty ruled the land of the Hittites for a period close to 250 years. This king, who reportedly ascended to the throne according to the laws of Telipinu, followed the policy of the Old Kingdom rule and raided Syria and Halep, thus securing the interests of the Hittite Empire in the Near East. According to the written documents, following this king, Arnuvanda I apparently came to the throne (1440-1420 BC). On the seal imprints 41
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