Tudhaliya II

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Tudhaliya II was a Hittite king of the New Kingdom period who ruled in the 14th century BCE and helped stabilize and strengthen the Hittite Empire before its major expansion under Suppiluliuma I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hittite king
ancient Near Eastern ruler
monarch
associatedWith New Kingdom phase of the Hittite Empire NERFINISHED
attestedIn Hittite cuneiform tablets NERFINISHED
diplomatic correspondence
royal annals
capital Hattusa NERFINISHED
chronologicalStatus chronology debated among scholars
civilization Hittites NERFINISHED
conflictsWith Arzawa NERFINISHED
Kaska peoples NERFINISHED
Mitanni NERFINISHED
country Hittite Empire NERFINISHED
culture Anatolian
deathPlace Hittite Empire NERFINISHED
dynasty Hittite New Kingdom NERFINISHED
era Late Bronze Age
father Arnuwanda I NERFINISHED
governmentForm absolute monarchy
historicalImportance key transitional ruler before Hittite imperial expansion
knownFor preparing the ground for the later expansion under Suppiluliuma I
reorganizing Hittite administration and vassal relations
stabilizing the Hittite Empire after a period of crisis
language Hittite language NERFINISHED
policy reasserting control over vassal states
strengthening central royal authority
predecessor Arnuwanda I NERFINISHED
regionRuled Anatolia NERFINISHED
Northern Syria NERFINISHED
reignPeriod 14th century BCE
religion Hittite religion NERFINISHED
role high priest of the realm
military leader
supreme judge
royalHouse House of Tudhaliya NERFINISHED
spouse Nikkalmati NERFINISHED
successor Suppiluliuma I NERFINISHED
successorEra reign of Suppiluliuma I NERFINISHED
successorType hereditary succession
title Great King
Labarna NERFINISHED

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Suppiluliuma I father Tudhaliya II
Suppiluliuma I predecessor Tudhaliya II