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Lawazantiya was the cultic city of the goddess Šauška. It is mentioned in Old-Assyrian documents as Luhuzantiya. In Hittite texts the city is known as Lawazantiya (also: Lahuwazantiya, Lauwanzantiya or Lahuzzandiya), in Ugarit as Lwsnd and in Assyrian Annals as Lusanda. There is a Hittite document entitled "Festival of Teššub and Ḫebat of Lawazantiya" which has the king calling these deities in to open the spring festival. Hittite ruler Hattušili III met his future queen, Pudu-Hebain, in Lawazantiya. She is known to have been a strong promoter of Kizzuwatnean cults and traditions and was a daughter of Pentipšarri, a priest of Šauška. In the Telipinu Edict that Hittite ruler (c. 1525-1500 BC) reports that the city had rebelled and been retaken.

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  • Lawazantiya war eine hethitische Stadt in Kizzuwatna, deren genaue Lage nicht bekannt ist, die aber im nordöstlichen Kilikien gelegen haben muss. Ein Vorschlag ist Sirkeli Höyük, das aber vermutlich eher mit Kummanni zu identifizieren ist, ein anderer Tatarli Höyük 30 km östlich von Sirkeli Höyük. Es war eine bedeutende Kultstadt und ist die Heimat der Grosskönigin Puduḫepa. Nach hethitischen Texten lag Lawazantiya in Kizzuwatna an den Flüssen Alda und Tarmana, nicht allzu weit von Kummani. (de)
  • Lawazantiya was the cultic city of the goddess Šauška. It is mentioned in Old-Assyrian documents as Luhuzantiya. In Hittite texts the city is known as Lawazantiya (also: Lahuwazantiya, Lauwanzantiya or Lahuzzandiya), in Ugarit as Lwsnd and in Assyrian Annals as Lusanda. There is a Hittite document entitled "Festival of Teššub and Ḫebat of Lawazantiya" which has the king calling these deities in to open the spring festival. Hittite ruler Hattušili III met his future queen, Pudu-Hebain, in Lawazantiya. She is known to have been a strong promoter of Kizzuwatnean cults and traditions and was a daughter of Pentipšarri, a priest of Šauška. In the Telipinu Edict that Hittite ruler (c. 1525-1500 BC) reports that the city had rebelled and been retaken. (en)
  • Lawazantiya o Lawasanda o també Luḥḥuzantiya, era una ciutat hitita que és esmentada des del rei Hattusilis I, situada a mig camí entre Kanish i la regió de l'Alt Eufrates, i que marcava sovint el límit oriental dels hitites. Estava situada a la frontera amb Isuwa (que quedava a l'est). Hattusilis I va dirigir des d'aquesta ciutat l'assalt a la població d'Urshu, potser perquè ja era massa vell per posar-se al front de les seves tropes. (ca)
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  • Lawazantiya o Lawasanda o també Luḥḥuzantiya, era una ciutat hitita que és esmentada des del rei Hattusilis I, situada a mig camí entre Kanish i la regió de l'Alt Eufrates, i que marcava sovint el límit oriental dels hitites. Estava situada a la frontera amb Isuwa (que quedava a l'est). Hattusilis I va dirigir des d'aquesta ciutat l'assalt a la població d'Urshu, potser perquè ja era massa vell per posar-se al front de les seves tropes. Un altre Hattusilis, el futur rei Hattusilis III, que llavors era encara només rei d'Hakpis, a la seva tornada d'Apa (Síria) un parell d'anys després de la batalla de Cadeix, va passar per Lawazantiya, on va fer ofrenes i libacions als déus i especialment a la seva deessa Sausga que l'havia protegit des infant. Allà, per ordre de la deessa, es va casar amb Pudu-Hepa, germana de Pentib-sarri, gran sacerdot de Lawazantiya, matrimoni que potser no va tenir l'aprovació reial o almenys no va agradar al rei, son germà Muwatallis II. Després va tornar al nord, al seu regne d'Hakpis. Cap a l'any 1185 aC Subiluliuma II va establir a aquesta ciutat la seva línia de defensa terrestre contra els Pobles de la mar, després que la flota hitita fos derrotada a Lukka. El general d'Ugarit, Sipti Baqal informava al seu rei del desastre: «el vostre servent ha estat a la posició fortificada de Lawasanda amb el gran rei, i ara el rei s'ha retirat i ha fugit, s'ha sacrificat». La caiguda de Lawasanda, combinada amb la conquesta i destrucció d'Hattusa pels kashka van posar fi a l'Imperi Hitita. (ca)
  • Lawazantiya war eine hethitische Stadt in Kizzuwatna, deren genaue Lage nicht bekannt ist, die aber im nordöstlichen Kilikien gelegen haben muss. Ein Vorschlag ist Sirkeli Höyük, das aber vermutlich eher mit Kummanni zu identifizieren ist, ein anderer Tatarli Höyük 30 km östlich von Sirkeli Höyük. Es war eine bedeutende Kultstadt und ist die Heimat der Grosskönigin Puduḫepa. Nach hethitischen Texten lag Lawazantiya in Kizzuwatna an den Flüssen Alda und Tarmana, nicht allzu weit von Kummani. (de)
  • Lawazantiya was the cultic city of the goddess Šauška. It is mentioned in Old-Assyrian documents as Luhuzantiya. In Hittite texts the city is known as Lawazantiya (also: Lahuwazantiya, Lauwanzantiya or Lahuzzandiya), in Ugarit as Lwsnd and in Assyrian Annals as Lusanda. There is a Hittite document entitled "Festival of Teššub and Ḫebat of Lawazantiya" which has the king calling these deities in to open the spring festival. Hittite ruler Hattušili III met his future queen, Pudu-Hebain, in Lawazantiya. She is known to have been a strong promoter of Kizzuwatnean cults and traditions and was a daughter of Pentipšarri, a priest of Šauška. In the Telipinu Edict that Hittite ruler (c. 1525-1500 BC) reports that the city had rebelled and been retaken. (en)
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