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Neo-Hittite state in the late 2nd millennium BC
you may see question marks, boxes, or other symbols instead of Luwian. Kammanu (Neo-Assyrian Akkadian: 𒆳𒄰𒈠𒉡, KUR kam-ma-nu) or Malizi (Luwian: 𔒃𔒗𔖩
Kammanu
Neo-Hittite king of Carchemish
son and successor of Kuzi-Teshub, and elder brother of Pugnus-mili of Kammanu. Bryce (2012), pp. 84–85. Alessandra Gilibert: Syro-Hittite Monumental
Kuzi-Teshub
Bronze Age Anatolian kingdom
of Tiglath-Pileser I (1115–1077 BC) resulted in Kammanu being forced to pay tribute to Assyria. Kammanu continued to prosper however until the Assyrian
Isuwa
Metropolitan municipality in Eastern Anatolia, Turkey
Hittite Empire, the city became the center of the Neo-Hittite state of Kammanu. The city continued old Hittite traditions and styles. Researchers have
Malatya
Early Neo-Hittite kingdom
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Palistin
City in Turkey
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Adana
King of Melid
PUGNUS-mili II was a Neo-Hittite king of the polity of Kammanu, centered at Melid, during the 12th or 11th century BCE. PUGNUS-mili is the transcription
PUGNUS-mili_II
Archaeological site in Syria
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Tell_Halaf
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Bit_Bahiani
Neo-Hittite kingdom until 708 BC
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Kummuh
King of the Neo-Assyrian Empire
was replaced as king by Ahi-Miti. In 712 the vassal king Tarhunazi of Kammanu in northern Syria rebelled against Assyria, seeking to ally with Midas
Sargon_II
Syrian archaeological site
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Tell_Afis
Iron Age kingdom in the northern Levant
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Bit_Agusi
Country-lord
PUGNUS-mili I was a king of the Neo-Hittite polity of Kammanu, centered at Melid, during the early Iron Age (~12th century BCE). The reading of this individual's
PUGNUS-mili_I
Iron Age states of modern Syria and Turkey
which included: Tabal proper, Tuwana, Atuna, Ḫubišna, Šinuḫtu, Ištuanda; Kammanu (with Melid) Ḫilakku Ḫiyawa (with a stronghold at modern Karatepe) Gurgum
Neo-Hittite_states
Ancient city
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Arpad,_Syria
Abydos Artis Assos Claros Colophon Cyme Erythrae Gordion Ḫilakku Ḫiyawa Kammanu Kummuh Larisa Lyrnessus Maeonia Percote Pergamon Phocaea Phrygia Samʾal
Ancient_regions_of_Anatolia
Biblical figure
Meshech, and Tubal. Most scholars equate the name with the capital of Kammanu (Kummanni), known in Hittite texts as Tegarama, in Akkadian as Til-garimmu
Togarmah
broader Tabalian region. Sargon II's fortification of the region around Kammanu and Til-Garimmu to defend it against Urartu, Phrygia and the Kaška however
Tabal_(region)
Neo-Hittite state
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Šinuḫtu
Neo-Hittite state
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Atuna_(state)
Luwian-speaking Neo-Hittite state
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Ḫiyawa
Archaeological site in Turkey
the city became the center of an independent Luwian Neo-Hittite state of Kammanu, also known as 'Malizi'. A palace was built and monumental stone sculptures
Arslantepe
King of Melid
Arnuwanti II was a Neo-Hittite king of the Iron Age polity of Kammanu, centered at Melid (Arslantepe) during or around the 11th century BCE. Arnuwanti
Arnuwanti_II
Ancient Luwian Neo-Hittite state
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Pattin
Former country
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Bit_Adini
Bronze Age city in Anatolia
have been on the road from Hattusa to Karkhemish. A fortified city in Kammanu (on the border of Tabal) mentioned in Neo-Assyrian royal inscriptions of
Tegarama
Archaeological site in Aleppo, Syria
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Til_Barsip
Great King
Runtiya was a Neo-Hittite king of the polity of Kammanu, centered at the city of Melid, during the early Iron Age. He was the first member of the ruling
Runtiya_(king)
Hypothetical Bronze Age people of West Asia
Lydia Mushki Neo-Hittites (Atuna, Carchemish, Gurgum, Ḫilakku, Ḫiyawa, Kammanu, Kummuh, Tabal) Phrygia Urartu Classical Age Antigonids Bithynia Cappadocia
Armeno-Phrygians
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Ḫilakku
City in Aleppo Governorate, Syria
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Aleppo
King of Melid
𒁹𒋻𒄷𒈾𒍣, mtar-ḫu-na-zi) was a Neo-Hittite king of the Iron Age state of Kammanu, centered on the city of Melid, from c. 719 – 712 BCE. Tarḫunazi was installed
Tarhunazi
Ancient city in Syria
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Carchemish
Neo-Hittite state
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Tabal_(state)
Neo-Hittite state
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Ištuanda
Neo-Hittite state
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Gurgum
Halpasulupi was a Neo-Hittite king of the polity called Kammanu, centered at the city of Melid (Malatya), during the Iron Age, around the 11th century
Halpasulupi_(king_of_Melid)
Archaeological site in Turkey
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Samʾal
Hypothetical branch of Indo-European
Lydia Mushki Neo-Hittites (Atuna, Carchemish, Gurgum, Ḫilakku, Ḫiyawa, Kammanu, Kummuh, Tabal) Phrygia Urartu Classical Age Antigonids Bithynia Cappadocia
Armeno-Phrygian_languages
Ancient Anatolian city in Cataonia
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Tynna
City in Hama Governorate, Syria
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Hama
Municipality in Sivas, Turkey
Meshech, and Tubal. Most scholars equate the name with the capital of Kammanu (Kummanni), known in Hittite texts as Tegarama, in Akkadian as Til-garimmu
Gürün
Historic site in Turkey
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Karatepe
Hittite rock relief in south-central Anatolia
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
İvriz_monuments
Archaeological site on the Orontes River in Hatay Province, Turkey
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Tell_Tayinat
Town of ancient Cappadocia
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Cybistra
Iron Age Neo-Hittite Aramean region
cities Luwian states Tabal Tabal Tuwana Atuna Ḫubišna Šinuḫtu Ištuanda Kammanu Melid Kummuh Samsat Ḫiyawa Karatepe Adana Ḫilakku Gurgum Marqas Carchemish
Luhuti
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Boy/Male
Hindi Indian
Born to the highest caste.
Boy/Male
Indian, Sanskrit
Worn Around Neck
Surname or Lastname
English (Gloucestershire)
English (Gloucestershire) : probably a variant of Tye. Compare Tee.Perhaps also an Americanized spelling of German Thie.Cambodian : unexplained.
Boy/Male
Muslim
Selection, Choice
Boy/Male
Arabic
Prudence; Resolution
Girl/Female
Hindu, Indian
Quite
Boy/Male
Hindu, Indian, Malayalam, Marathi
Remembered
Boy/Male
Arabic, Muslim
Devotee of God
Boy/Male
Bengali, Greek, Gujarati, Hindu, Indian, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Oriya, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu
The Poet; Dramatist; A Devotee of Goddess Kali
Boy/Male
Muslim
Lion
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