انتهاك قانون تيليبينو وأثره في المملكة الحيثية في القرن الثالث عشر قبل الميلاد

Abstract EN

The research deals with the violation of the Telepino law and its impact on the Hittite kingdom in the thirteenth century BC.

The research aims at a quick reference to the conditions of the Hittite kingdom before the issuance of the Telepino law, from the aggravation of assassinations and conspiracies within the royal court and the conflict of the members of the royal family in order to reach the throne of the kingdom; Since there are no fixed and specific rules in choosing the crown prince, then King Telepino, the last king of the old state, called for the convening of the Banque Council, and enacted a law regulating the rules for receiving the throne of the kingdom; In order to limit violations and conflicts within the kingdom, it also criminalized assault and treachery against members of the royal family, and this law had sanctity and respect for nobles and family members, and it was ruled for about two hundred years, until the law was violated and was violated by "Khatoshili III", who overthrew the The legitimate heir, "Murchilli III", removed him from the throne of the kingdom, which led to a bloody war between them, and the victory was an ally of Uncle "Khatuchili III" and he came to power, and he exiled his nephew outside the capital Khatosha, and the dispute and family schism renewed between the brother of "Murchili III".

"Koronta" and his cousin "Khatuchili III" called Todkhalia IV, to restore their usurped throne from the family of their uncle and cousins, which affected this family conflict on the conditions of the kingdom internally and externally.