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  CTH 143
Tudhaliya, Great King, the hero, and I Arnuwanda, Great King, the powerful, into the mountains further...
And I Arnuwanda, Great King, turned myself beyond the river and crossed it.
Und ich Arnuwanda, GReat King, wandte mich über den Fluss hinaus und überquerte ihn.
www.geocities.com /farfarer2001/hittite_letters/cth_143.htm   (300 words)

  
 My Lines - Person Page 250
King of Hatti Tudkhaliya II of the Hittites was the son of King of Hatti Arnuwandas I of the Hittites.
King of Hatti Arnuwandas I of the Hittites was the son of King of Hatti Tudkhaliya I of the Hittites.
He was succeeded by his son Arnuwandas I. He conquered Arzawa and Assuwa (later Asia) in the west and in the southeast captured and destroyed Aleppo, defeated Mitanni, and entered into an alliance with Kizzuwadna, which he later incorporated into his kingdom.
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After the death of the latter and in the reign of his son, Arnuwandas, Maduwattas allies with Attarissiyas and the two lead an expediton into Alasiya, or Cyprus.
However, the Hittite names could fit either Arnuwanda I (reg.
1410–1386), son of Tudhaliya I, or; Arnuwanda III (reg.
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 laBiografia.com biografía de Arnuwanda I Príncipe hitita, hijo de Subbiluliuma. Dirigió una expedición a Egipto ...
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 MYCENAE FACTS AND INFORMATION
After the death of the latter and in the reign of his son, Arnuwandas, Maduwattas allies with Attarissiyas and the two lead an expediton into Alasiya, or Cyprus.
However, the Hittite names could fit either Arnuwanda I (reg.
1410-1386), son of Tudhaliya I, or Arnuwanda III (reg.
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Suppiluliumas' death in 1346 (or1335) had been caused by plague, probably transmitted by Egyptian or Syrian prisoners of war.
His son and successor, Arnuwanda, also died from the plague.
It would take twenty years to run its course, and, if it did not totally decimate the population, losses were substantial.
www.periclespress.com /Hittites_Kadesh.html   (3041 words)

  
 Arzawa   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
Circa 1430 BCE, Arzawa was an enemy of the Hittite state, founded in the ashes of Assuwan Anatolia, ruled by a certain Kupanta-Kurunta.
Under Tudhaliyas's hapless successor Arnuwandas I, Madduwattas even allied with his old foe Attarisiyas and invaded Alasiya (Cyprus).
Suppiluliumas was felled by a plague, which also claimed his battle-seasoned successor (Arnuwandas II).
idcs0100.lib.iup.edu /WestCivI/arzawa.htm   (4848 words)

  
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Letter 286 of Abdu Heba from Jerusalem; letter 287
Arnuwanda I Hittite king 1400-1360 Gurney puts him after Tudhalia II Tudhaliya II or III
Arnuwanda II Hittite king 1322-21 also killed by plague
fontes.lstc.edu /~rklein/Documents/lb.htm   (988 words)

  
 Arnuwanda II - Art History Online Reference and Guide
Arnuwanda II - Art History Online Reference and Guide
Arnuwanda II - Your Art History Reference Guide!
Arnuwanda II Arnuwanda II was a king of the Hittite empire (New kingdom) 1323 BC–1322 BC.
www.arthistoryclub.com /art_history/Arnuwanda_II   (55 words)

  
 kizzuwatna   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
Kizzuwatna became an ally of Mitanni from the reign of Shunashura I until the Hittite king Arnuwanda I overran the country and made it a vassal kingdom.
Kizzuwatna rebelled during the reign of Suppiluliuma I but remained within the Hittite empire for two hundred years.
conquest by Arnuwanda I of Hatti (c.1380 BC)
www.totallyfreebabystuff101.com /wiki/?title=Kizzuwatna   (470 words)

  
 Suppiluliuma I   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
The kingdom of Hayasa-Azzi remained quiet Arnuwanda II.
Suppiluliuma I son Suppiluliuma I of Tudhaliya III II 1380-1340 Arnuwanda II son of or Hattusili 1340-1339...
1334 - 1333 BC, Arnuwanda II, I, Took throne...
suppiluliumagily.addeleyr.info   (500 words)

  
 The Zannanza affair
The Egyptians meanwhile conducted raids in the region of Kadesh, and some local Syrian kingdoms tried to shake off Hittite control.
The Hittites under prince Arnuwanda laid siege to Karkemish, while another army under Luppaki and Tarhunda-Zalma was sent south into Amqa.
Suppililiuma joined his Karkemish army when he received the letter the Egyptian queen.
nefertiti.iwebland.com /zannanza_affair.htm   (885 words)

  
 Ataman Hotel - Hattusa (Yazilikaya - Relief)
The name of this king, which was originally that of a sacred mountain, is expressed by the figure in the middle and the sign below it.
Since other holy mountains existed, such as Arnuwanda and Ammttna, and all were represented by the same figure as this appearing here, the sculptors has added the signe below it, which corresponds phonetically with the syllable "tu".
Thus the beholder understood that this picture represented King Tudhaliya.
www.atamanhotel.com /whc/hattusa-yazilikaya-relief.html   (1509 words)

  
 Alternate History Discussion Board - WI:Minoan Civilization Survives into this day?
Heavy fighting is ensued in Italy, and both armies are bogged down in their till 1410 BCE.
King Minos, seeks alliance with King Arnuwanda I of the Hittite Empire.
Together they crush the Mycenaean armies in Asia Minor.
www.alternatehistory.com /discussion/printthread.php?t=4028   (7963 words)

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