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Suppiluliuma I establishes lasting Hittite control over much of Anatolia. During his expeditions into Syria, he sacks the Mitannian capital of Washukanni. He installs two of his sons as governors, one at Aleppo, the other at Charchemish. A third son, sent to Egypt at the request of the widow of a king, perhaps Tutankhamun, is murdered on his journey.
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