One ruler of this empire ended the Amorite dynasty of Hammurabi by sacking Babylon. Another ruler of this empire humiliated Tushratta and conquered Washshukanni, making the Mitanni Kingdom a client state. A widowed queen asked that ruler for a son to marry, but that son died en route, leading to his invasion of Egyptian client states. This empire fought a battle in which their 50,000 troops continuously hid themselves by positioning along a city and the (*) Orontes River. It was ruled by Mursili I and two Suppiluliumas and that aforementioned battle was won under Muwatalli II. With capital at Hattusa, for 10 points, name this empire that defeated Ramses II at the Bat
One ruler of this empire ended the Amorite dynasty of Hammurabi by sacking Babylon. Another ruler of this empire humiliated Tushratta and conquered Washshukanni, making the Mitanni Kingdom a client state. A widowed queen asked that ruler for a son to marry, but that son died en route, leading to his invasion of Egyptian client states. This empire fought a battle in which their 50,000 troops continuously hid themselves by positioning along a city and the (*) Orontes River. It was ruled by Mursili I and two Suppiluliumas and that aforementioned battle was won under Muwatalli II. With capital at Hattusa, for 10 points, name this empire that defeated Ramses II at the Battle of Kadesh, famed for their used of chariots.
One ruler of this empire ended the Amorite dynasty of Hammurabi by sacking Babylon.
Hittite Empire