Realm · 1150–801 BCE
Neo-Hittite states
Neo-Hittite states appears on the map from 1150 BCE to 801 BCE. At its greatest recorded extent, in 1000 BCE, it covered about 25,034 km².
One of the realms of Hittite Empire. The Hittites, speakers of the oldest recorded Indo-European language, built a kingdom in central Anatolia (modern Turkey) around 1650 BCE with its capital at Hattusa. An early king, Mursili I, raided as far as Babylon and sacked it in 1595 BCE.
See Neo-Hittite states on the map in 1000 BCE
- On the map
- 1150–801 BCE
- Greatest extent
- 1000 BCE, about 25,034 km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Neo-Hittite states · Wikidata Q770281
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 1150–1001 BCE | 24,444 km² |
| 1000–901 BCE | 25,034 km² |
| 900–801 BCE | 25,034 km² |
Related
- Hittite Empire empire
- The world in 1000 BCE: Out of the Collapse chapter