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Alashiya (Akkadian: ๐๐ท๐
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Alaลกiya [a-la-ลกi-ia]; Ugaritic: ๐๐๐๐ แบขLแนฎY;
Linear B: ๐๐จ๐ฏ๐
Alasios [a-ra-si-jo]), also
spelled Alasiya, also known...
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Battles of
Alashiya were a
series of two
naval engagements and one
joint land and
naval operation fought between the
Hittite Navy and the
Hittite Army...
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Alashiya and
Egyptian administration could be
found in the
Amarna letters,
while the
Ugaritic texts contains exchanges between the King of
Alashiya and...
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historical figure, but in the case of Ellasar, it is
connected to the name
Alashiya, not
Larsa or Cappadocia.
Ellasar is
related to the name of
Elishah in...
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light on
Egyptian relations with Babylonia, ****yria, Syria, Canaan, and
Alashiya (Cyprus) as well as
relations with the Mitanni, and the Hittites. The letters...
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Bronze age, from
around 1650 BC
Cyprus (identified in
whole or part as
Alashiya in
contemporary texts)
became more
connected to the
wider Mediterrean world...
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Amarna letter EA 35, a
letter written in
Akkadian from the
ruler of
Alashiya (Cyprus) to the
Pharaoh of
Egypt during the
Amarna Period. It
dates from...
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Babylonia Qatna Amurru Yamhad Mitanni Hittites Ugarit Canaan Phoenicia Alashiya Arameans Israel and
Judah Chaldea Urartu Achaemenid Empire Sea Peoples...
- 13th
century BC,
Ugarit remained in
constant touch with
Egypt and
Cyprus (
Alashiya).
Mitanni was a
loosely organized state in
northern Syria and south-east...
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Amarna letter EA 35, King of
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