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portal Telipinu was the last king of the
Hittites Old Kingdom,
living in 16th
century BC,
reigned c. 1525-1500 BC in
middle chronology. At the beginning...
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Telipinu (Cuneiform: ππΌππ·ππ‘π, dTe(-e)-li-pΓ-nu(-ΓΊ); Hattic:
Talipinu or Talapinu, "Exalted Son") was a
Hittite god who most
likely served as a patron...
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Among the
crowd a few, such as
Telipinu and his
sister Inara stand out as more than local.
Tarhunt has a son,
Telipinu and a daughter, Inara.
Inara is...
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Telipinu (or Telepinu)
Proclamation is a
Hittite edict,
written during the
reign of King
Telipinu, c. 1525-1500 BCE. The text is
classified as CTH 19...
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Examples of the
disappearing god in
Hattian and
Hittite mythology include Telipinu and Hannahanna. "Death or
departure of the gods" is
motif A192 in Stith...
- agriculture,
Telipinu, went on a
rampage and
refused to
allow anything to grow and
animals would not
produce offspring. The gods went in
search of
Telipinu only...
- She is
likely the
mother of all of Suppiluliuma's sons,
Arnuwanda II,
Telipinu, Piy****ili,
Mursili II and Zannanza.
Arnuwanda II was Suppiluliuma's successor...
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mother Daduhepa died.
Henti bore five sons to Suppiluliuma:
Arnuwanda II,
Telipinu, Piy****ili,
Mursili II, and Zannanza. Two of her sons
succeeded to the...
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notes Alluwamna c.β1500 BC Son-in-law of
Telipinu Tahurwaili c.β1500Β β c.β1490 BC
Cousin of
Telipinu Hantili II c.β1490Β β c.β1480 BC Son of Alluwamna...
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described as the
Stormgod of
Hatti or with a city name. The
Hittite legends of
Telipinu and the
serpentine dragon Illuyanka find
their origin in the
Hattian civilization...
