shaushtatar造句

• There was a consequence into Shaushtatar's expansion into Palestine : war with Egypt.
• During the planning stages, however, Shaushtatar died, and his son Artatama I would negotiate with the pharaoh Amenhotep II over an alliance.
• A second seal, belonging to Shuttarna I, but used by Shaushtatar, found in Alalakh, shows a more traditional Assyro-Akkadian style.
• The states of Aleppo in the west, and Nuzi and Arrapha in the east, seem to have been incorporated into Mitanni under Shaushtatar as well.
• According to a fragmentary Hittite letter, the king of Mitanni, Shaushtatar, seems to have waged war against the Hittite king Arnuwanda I with support from Isuwa.
• Barattarna or his son Shaushtatar controlled the North Mitanni interior up to " Nuhashshe ", and the coastal territories from Kizzuwatna to Alalakh in the kingdom of Mukish at the mouth of the Orontes.
• Niqmepa, who succeeded Idrimi as king of Alalakh, went so far as to ask for help from a Hurrian rival, Shaushtatar of Mitanni, to try and reduce Cilicia's power in the region.
• It is likely that this alliance prompted Shaushtatar, the emperor of Mitanni, to invade Assyria, and sack the city of Assur, after which Assyria became a sometime vassal state, with Assur-nadin-ahhe I being forced to pay tribute to Shaushtatar.
• It is likely that this alliance prompted Shaushtatar, the emperor of Mitanni, to invade Assyria, and sack the city of Assur, after which Assyria became a sometime vassal state, with Assur-nadin-ahhe I being forced to pay tribute to Shaushtatar.
• It is likely that this alliance prompted Saushtatar, the ruler of the Mitanni, to invade Assyria, and sack its capital city, after which Assyria had become a vassal state, with Ashur-nadin-ahhe I being forced to pay tribute to Shaushtatar.
• The state of Kizzuwatna in the west also shifted its allegiance to Mitanni, and Assyria in the east had become largely a Mitannian vassal state by the mid-15th century BC . The nation grew stronger during the reign of Shaushtatar but the Hurrians were keen to keep the Hittites inside the Anatolian highland.
• Temples to the moon god Sin ( Nanna ) and the sun god Shamash were built and dedicated through the 15th century BC . The city was subsequently subjugated by the king of Mitanni, Shaushtatar in the late 15th century, taking the gold and silver doors of the temple to his capital, Washukani, as spoils.