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Yamhad (
Yamḫad) was an
ancient Semitic-speaking
kingdom centered on Ḥalab (Aleppo) in Syria. The
kingdom emerged at the end of the 19th
century BC and...
- The
Yamhad dynasty was an
ancient Amorite royal family founded in c. 1810 BC by Sumu-Epuh of
Yamhad who had his
capital in the city of Aleppo. Started...
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dynasty of
Yamhad.
Muslim rule of the city
ended with the
Ayyubid dynasty which was
ousted by the
Mongol conquest in 1260. The
rulers of
Yamhad used the...
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third king of
Yamhad, a
contemporary to
Hammurabi of
Babylon Hammurabi II, a king of
Yamhad Hammurabi III, a king of
Yamhad Hamurabi (video game)...
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attack Sumu-Epuh of
Yamhad. Later, Yarim-Lim I of
Yamhad brought H****um
under his
hegemony and the city
remained subjugated to
Yamhad until the Hittite...
- king
Hattusili I. At that time,
Carchemish was
allied with the
kingdom of
Yamhad,
centered in Aleppo, in
supporting Urshu, but
their efforts were unsuccessful...
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Egypt Abraham (Biblical)
Kings of
Byblos Kings of Tyre
Kings of
Sidon Yamhad (
Yamhad dynasty) (Amorites) Old ****yria (Shamshi-Adad
dynasty 1808–1736 BCE)...
- Amorites.
Yamhad was
described in the
tablets of Mari as the
mightiest state in the near east and as
having more v****als than
Hammurabi of Babylon.
Yamhad imposed...
- the rule of
Yamhad. In the
middle of the 18th
century BC, the city was
ruled by Yarim-Lim, who was the
brother of Abba-El I, king of
Yamhad. Zitraddu,...
- Ebla and Mesopotamia,
which speak of it as part of the
Amorite state of
Yamhad, and note its
commercial and
military importance. Such a long
history is...