their own influence westward of that landmark, so much so that some of the princes of northern Syria first encountered by the Hittites hardly knew to whom they owed their allegiance, and were conquered as vassals of Mitanni while professing in their letters to be loyal subjects of the Pharaoh.[749] TABLE SHOWING CONTEMPORARY RULERS AND ROYAL ALLIANCES _Compiled from the Hittite Archives and the Tell el-Amarna Letters._ HITTITE [Hatti.] B.C. Hattusil I. 1400 | | SUBBI-LULIUMA. | 1350 +------------+----------+ | | Arandas. MURSIL. | +---------------+-----------------+-----+----------+ | | | | 1300 Khalpu- MUTALLU. HATTUSIL II. A daughter.³ Sulubi(s). | _m._ Putukhipa. [_Ilani-irina._] Urkhi-tessub. | +------------------+------+------------+ | | | 1250 DUDKHALIA. Nerigga-Shems.² A daughter.³ _m._ Tawâssi (?) [_Gashuliawi._] | +------------------+-------------------+ | | | 1200 ARNUANTA. Eldest daughter (?) A daughter. _m._ Munidan. [Maat-neferu-Ra.]⁷ [Name lost.] AMORITE [E. of Lebanon] B.C. Ebed-Asherah. 1400 | Aziru. | +------+-------+ | | 1350 [Abu-Martu.] Du-Tessub. | +-------------+ | Abbi-Tessub. | 1300 Put-Akhi³ [_Banti-shinni._] | +------+-----------+ | | 1250 Shabilis. A daughter.² MITANNI [N. Mesopotamia]