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Ammuna
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| - | <ext>During his reign the Hittites lost the lands of Arzawa (= Luwia) & Pala and also the land of Kizzuwatna (= Adaniya = Cilicia). The first independent king of Kizzuwatna may have been Pariyawatri, father of Išputaḫsu. There is the slight possibility that Pariyawatri might have had a predecessor by the name of Pilliya.</ext> | + | <ext>During his reign the Hittites lost the lands of Arzawa (= Luwia) & Pala and also the land of Kizzuwatna (= Adaniya = Cilicia). The first independent king of Kizzuwatna may have been [[Person:617758]], father of Išputaḫsu. There is the slight possibility that Pariyawatri might have had a predecessor by the name of Pilliya.</ext> |
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| Lineage | ? |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Ammuna |
| Parents
♂ w Zidanta I Galmesedi (Galmešedi) [Galmesedi] b. between -1560 and -1550 | |
Events
child birth: ♂ Hantili [Hittite - Early Empire]
child birth: ♂ Tittiya [Hittite-Ammonites]
child birth: ♂ Huzziya I Tabarna (Ḫuzziya) [Hittite-Ammonites]
between -1550 and -1530 title: King of Hattusa
Notes
During his reign the Hittites lost the lands of Arzawa (= Luwia) & Pala and also the land of Kizzuwatna (= Adaniya = Cilicia). The first independent king of Kizzuwatna may have been Pariyawatri (Hittite-Ammonites, ?), father of Išputaḫsu. There is the slight possibility that Pariyawatri might have had a predecessor by the name of Pilliya.
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