Their succession law is codified in the Edict of Telipinus, which alludes to their legendary first king, Labarnas. The oldest evidence for this empire is found in the Kultepe and Anitta tablets, which tell of the conquests of Nesa and Zalpuwa. Their king Mursilis destroyed the Amorite dynasty in Babylon, and this group's later resurgence began with a defeat of Arzawa under their king Suppiluliumas. Their name means "towards the north," derived from their description relative to Canaan in the Bible. An account found at Boghazk?y provides their side of events which unfolded under Muwatallis, who
Their succession law is codified in the Edict of Telipinus, which alludes to their legendary first king, Labarnas. The oldest evidence for this empire is found in the Kultepe and Anitta tablets, which tell of the conquests of Nesa and Zalpuwa. Their king Mursilis destroyed the Amorite dynasty in Babylon, and this group's later resurgence began with a defeat of Arzawa under their king Suppiluliumas. Their name means "towards the north," derived from their description relative to Canaan in the Bible. An account found at Boghazk?y provides their side of events which unfolded under Muwatallis, who led them against Egypt at the Battle of Kadesh. FTP, name this group which long ruled Anatolia and whose capital was Hattusa.
Their succession law is codified in the Edict of Telipinus, which alludes to their legendary first king, Labarnas.
Hittites