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Empire of the Hittites: Power, Betrayal, and the Forgotten Kings Who Challenged Egypt and Assyria

Empire of the Hittites: Power, Betrayal, and the Forgotten Kings Who Challenged Egypt and Assyria

Lambert, Sarah

Paperback

Series: Empires of the World

Turkey & Ottoman Empire History

ISBN13: 9798271619489
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 26 2025
Pages: 124
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The empire that time forgot-until now.

Hidden beneath the mountains of modern Turkey once lay a world of kings, warriors, and gods. Empire of the Hittites: Power, Betrayal, and the Forgotten Kings Who Challenged Egypt and Assyria pulls you into the rise and fall of an ancient superpower that stood shoulder to shoulder with the Pharaohs and then vanished into legend.

What you're about to discover will change how you see the ancient world. Few people know that the Hittites were not only fierce conquerors but also the world's first true diplomats, signing history's earliest peace treaty and pioneering systems of law and leadership centuries ahead of their time. From the storm-lashed highlands of Anatolia to the bloody plains of Kadesh, this book brings their lost empire roaring back to life.

Follow their journey through triumph and tragedy Anitta's cursed city, Hattusili's lion-hearted conquests, Suppiluliuma's rise from chaos, and the fateful duel with Ramses II that reshaped an age. Feel the ambition that built their empire, the betrayal that shattered it, and the silence that followed when the flames of Hattusa went out.

Empire of the Hittites is more than a history it's a living story of power, faith, and endurance. Written in vivid, immersive prose, it transforms archaeology and ancient record into an epic human drama that reads like a forgotten saga brought back to light.

Why this book matters: Because the Hittites changed history before history even had a name.

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