The Hittite Empire; what inspired the trojan war - YouTube
Explore how early Indo-European migrants integrated into Anatolian society, adopting indigenous traditions and Assyrian administrative tools. Ancestors Civilization details the shift from fragmented city-states to a unified kingdom centered on the fortified capital of Hattusa. Originating from Indo-European migrants in Anatolia, the Hittites established a powerful kingdom utilizing iron weapons and chariots. Ancient History Guy explores their strategic diplomatic alliances, advanced legal systems, and lasting influence on military technology and international law.
check out Ground News and get 40% off Vantage access!! https://ground.news/fig guys, im connecting the dots... 0:00 welcome home 1:28 who are the hittites 4:52 Old Kingdom 6:37 Middle Kingdom 7:06 New Kingdom 8:39 the Dakhamunzu affair 11:40 Muršili II 12:48 plague!! 18:10 the battle of Kadesh 21:44 Piyama-Radu & Ahhiyawa 24:33 Ḫattušili III 32:23 Achilles 37:24 fall of the empire 39:36 luv ya ----- art in thumbnail by Ivan Koltovich sources; Breyer, F. (2010). Egyptological Remarks Concerning Daḫamunzu. Ägypten Und Levante / Egypt and the Levant, 20, 445–451. Bryce, T. (2003). Letters…
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