Shaushtatar

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Shaushtatar was a powerful 15th-century BCE king of the Hurrian kingdom of Mitanni, known for expanding its influence across northern Mesopotamia and Syria.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hurrian ruler
Mitanni king
king
capital Washukanni NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of Mitanni NERFINISHED
culture Hurrian NERFINISHED
diplomaticRelations Egypt (indirectly, via later Mitanni–Egyptian contacts) NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Aleppo NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Assyria NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Hurrians NERFINISHED
floruit 15th century BCE
historicalContext Late Bronze Age Near East
historicity generally accepted by historians
knownFor being one of the most powerful Mitanni kings
expansion of Mitanni power in Syria
expansion of Mitanni power in northern Mesopotamia
language Hurrian
notableEvent campaigns in Syria
campaigns in northern Mesopotamia
occupation king
politicalStatus Great King NERFINISHED
predecessor Parshatatar NERFINISHED
realm Mitanni NERFINISHED
region Northern Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
religion Hurrian religion
sourceType cuneiform inscriptions
successor Artatama I NERFINISHED
timePeriod 15th century BCE
title King of Mitanni NERFINISHED

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Mitanni kingdom notableRuler Shaushtatar