Aziru

Aziru succeeded in evading these fatal and dangerous, or at best very costly orders.

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894

Apparently he was one of the more powerful allies of Aziru, and as such his special task was to press as hard as possible on the foes of the Amorites in southern

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894

Here a certain Labaya tried to play the part taken by Aziru in the north.

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894

Perhaps, however, Aziru and Itakama did not come together till each for a time had fought his battles alone.

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894

This prince, a certain Yadi Addu, had already been released and was on his way home when the allies of Aziru caused him to be recalled.

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894

This was, indeed, unparalleled; the title of the recipient stands first even in a severe reprimand sent to the Egyptian vassal Aziru.

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894

The last letter in the Aziru series, which had obviously been confiscated and subsequently found its way back into the archives, is a letter of condolence from the adherents or sons of

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894

Aziru, the son of Abd-Ashera, and the real author of the difficulties in

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894

When the messenger Hani arrived with this note, Aziru, evidently warned in good time, had promptly vanished over the hills, and none of the royal commands could be carried out.

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894

The most bitter complaints against Aziru and his father Abd-Ashera come from Rib-Addi of Gebal.

The Tell El Amarna Period Carl Niebuhr 1894