Mittani

Also known as Hanigalbat, Naharin

historischer Staat in Nordsyrien im 15. bis Mitte des 13. Jahrhunderts v. Chr.

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Mitanni was an ancient state in northern Syria and southeast Anatolia that flourished until around 1260 BC, ruled by Hurrian-speaking people with Indo-Aryan influences. Our knowledge of Mitanni is limited because no historical records from the kingdom itself have been found; instead, we rely on what neighboring powers wrote about it in their own texts.

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Country.conventional_long_name: Kingdom of Mitanni
Country.common_name: Kingdom of Mitanni
Country.p1: Hittite Empire
Country.p2: Yamhad
Country.year_start: 1600 BC 
Country.year_end:   1260 BC
Country.s1: Middle Assyrian Empire
Country.image_map: Carte du Mitanni-en.svg
Country.image_map_caption: Kingdom of Mitanni at its greatest extent under Barattarna
Country.capital: Washukanni
Country.common_languages: HurrianAkkadianAmorite
Country.government_type: Monarchy
Country.title_leader: King
Country.year_leader1: 1540 BC
Country.leader1: Kirta (first known)
Country.year_leader2: 1260 BC
Country.leader2: Shattuara II (last)
Country.era: Bronze Age

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Mittani (auch Mitanni, Mittanni oder Ḫanilgabat) war ein Staat in Nordsyrien. Im 15. und frühen 14. Jahrhundert v. Chr. reichte er von der Grenze Nordmesopotamiens bis in den Norden Syriens. Von der Mitte des 14. Jahrhunderts v. Chr. bis zu seinem Ende in der Mitte des 13. Jahrhunderts v. Chr. umfasste er das Gebiet der Quellflüsse des Habūr.

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Mittani

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