Mursili II

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Mursili II was a powerful Hittite king of the late 14th century BCE who consolidated and expanded the empire through successful military campaigns and internal reforms.

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Label Occurrences
Mursili II canonical 4

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hittite king
ancient Near Eastern ruler
monarch
associatedWithEvent Hittite plague of the 14th century BCE
capital Boğazköy (Hattusa)
surface form: Hattusa
child Halpasulupi
Hattusili III
Muwatalli II
conflict campaigns against Kaska peoples
campaigns in Upper Mesopotamia
wars with Arzawa
country Hittite Empire
deathPlace Boğazköy (Hattusa)
surface form: Hattusa (probable)
dynasty Hittite Empire
surface form: Hittite New Kingdom
era Late Bronze Age
ethnicGroup Hittite Empire
surface form: Hittites
father Suppiluliuma I
floruit late 14th century BCE
governmentForm absolute monarchy
historicalPeriod Hittite Empire
surface form: New Kingdom of the Hittite Empire
knownFor administrative reforms
campaigns in Syria
consolidation of Hittite Empire
detailed annals
military campaigns against Arzawa
religious reforms
language Hittite (Nesite)
surface form: Hittite language
mother Henti
notableWork Plague Prayers of Mursili II
positionHeld King of the Hittites
predecessor Arnuwanda II
regionRuled Anatolia
northern Syria
reignEnd c. 1295 BCE
reignStart c. 1321 BCE
relative Mursili I (namesake predecessor)
Telepinu (ancestor)
religion Hittite religion
royalHouse House of Suppiluliuma
sibling Arnuwanda II
sourceOfInformation Hittite archives
surface form: Hittite royal annals

cuneiform tablets from Hattusa
spouse Gassulawiya
Tanuhepa
successIn reasserting Hittite control over vassal states
successor Muwatalli II
title Great King
Labarna

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Hittite Empire peakUnder Mursili II
Suppiluliuma I successor Mursili II
Suppiluliuma I child Mursili II
Hattusili III father Mursili II