Akizzi
 Akizzi | |||
|---|---|---|---|
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| Rayuwa | |||
| Haihuwa | 14 century "BCE" | ||
| ƙasa | Assuriya | ||
| Mutuwa | 14 century "BCE" | ||
| Sana'a | |||
| Sana'a | sarki | ||
m">Akizzi (Akk. ma-ki-iz-zi) shi ne Sarkin Qatna a kusa da 1350-1345 BC. An kuma san shi da marubucin wasu wasikun Amarna, inda ya nemi taimako daga Fir'auna game da masu mamayewa.[1] Ya kasance magajin Idanda. Duk da yake an san Idanda daga wani tarihin da ke Qatna, ba a sami wani tarihin da aka samu a cikin Qatna wanda ke dauke da haruffa na Akizzi ba; maimakon haka, an sami haruffa da Akizzi ya aiko a Amarna.[1]
Ba a san ko Akizzi ya yi amfani da lakabin LU (mutum) ko LUGAL (sarki) don kansa ba. Ya yi amfani da tsohon taken don sarakunan da ke kewaye da shi, kuma taken na ƙarshe ga kansa a cikin wasika ɗaya (Amarna Letter EA 57).
Sarauta
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Kamar yadda Tushratta na Mitanni ya rasa iko da yankin yammacin Yufiretis, tsoffin jihohin da ke ƙarƙashin ikon su fuskanci ƙoƙarin haɗa kansu da Masar ko miƙa wuya ga Suppiluliuma I na Hatti.
Akizzi ya rubuta wasiƙu da yawa na wasiƙun Amarna. A nan ya nemi taimako daga Masarawa game da mamayar Hittite a cikin tsohuwar yankin Mitanni. Ko da sarakunan Masar da suka gabata (watau Thutmose III) sun yi kamfen a wannan yankin, wanda Akizzi yayi ƙoƙari ya kira shi a matsayin dalilin da ya sa sarkin Masar ya zo ya "sake mallakar" yankinsa.
Wasikar Amarna EA52
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Rubutun rubutu a cikin Akkadian tare da wasu haskakawa na Hurrian.
Ga Sar<sup id="m">ki ƙasar Masar (KUR mi-is-riki), saƙo daga Akizzi. Akizzi yana son Sarkin Masar ya taimaka masa a cikin yaƙe-yaƙe da Hittites suka haifar a Siriya bayan faduwar Daular Mitanni. Ya ambaci (Sarkin) ƙasar Hatti (watau Suppiluliuma I). Ya kuma ambaci Biryawaza (mbi-ru-a-za).
Manazarta
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- Jaridar Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, 1990, Cambridge University Press for the Royal Asiatic Association 1990, shafi na 52
- Za a iya samun ƙarin bayani a wannan talifin a dandalin www.jw.org/ha.
- G. Maspero, 1904, Tarihin Masar, Sashe na Hudu, Kessinger Publishing 2003, shafi na 278
- William L. Moran, The Amarna Letters, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987