Hittite-Hayasa War

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Hittite-Hayasa War
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Hittite-Hayasa War's "Mursil, the Hittite Emperor," said Cavaignac, speaking of that period, "was busy in the wars waged against Azzi or Hayasa, which were as bitter as those waged against Arzava (Western Cilicia). About the beginning of Subbiluliuma's reign, that country (Hayasa-Azzi) was subject to Hittite influence, but won its freedom later on. Annyash, the King of Hayasa, had sacked several districts and refused to release the prisoners taken. He had created a political union of the tribes of Armenia, and organized a kingdom which extended from the River Iris (Yeshil-Irmak) to the Lake of Van."[1]

[edit] War on three fronts

[edit] References

  1. ^ Vahan Kurkjian - The Country of Hayasa-Khayasha
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