Hayani
Hayani was the name of an ancient Assyrian king who would have lived ca. 2000 BC. He was the son of the forefather Samani, and his son Ilu-Mer was also a forefather.
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Samani (Assyrian king)
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King of Assyria
ca. 2000 BC
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Succeeded by
Ilu-Mer
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| Early Bronze Age |
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"Kings who lived in tents"
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ca. 2500 – 2000 BC
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Ikunum · Tudiya · Adamu · Yangi · Suhlamu · Harharu · Mandaru · Imsu · Harsu · Didanu · Hana · Zuabu · Nuabu · Abazu · Belu · Azarah · Ushpia |
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"Kings who were forefathers"
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ca. 2000 BC
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Apiashal · Hale · Samani · Hayani · Ilu-Mer · Yakmesi · Yakmeni · Yazkur-el · Ila-kabkaba · Aminu
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"Kings whose eponyms are destroyed"
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