Talk:Ḫattušili III

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Name standardization

The possible spellings of Hittite names are too numerous to list all of them. The most popular methodology today is to use 's' for 'sh', and 'h' for the laryngeal. (In the past, these have been normalized as 'sh' and 'kh', but this has fallen by the wayside over time.) A third approach, but more difficult to achieve, is to use 'š' or even 'ş', and a character that isn't available in Wikipedia for the laryngeal (an 'h' with a cupped diacritical under it). It is also standard to show the root stem without the nominative 's' ending. This corresponds with how the Hittites themselves wrote names when they were not attempting to indicate case. Thus 'Hattusili'. Variants such as 'Hattusilis', 'Khattushilish', 'Khattushili', etc. are easily recognized as the same name. Publik (talk) 17:03, 27 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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First Peace Treaty??? Not!

"Hattusili III began a correspondence with Egyptian Pharaoh Ramesses II[7] that culminated in the first ever recorded peace treaty, the Eternal Treaty (also known as the Treaty of Kadesh)."

There are MANY recorded peace treaties older than this one, most notably, the ancestor of Hattusilis III was Suppiluliumas I whose peace treaty with Shattiwaza precedes the Treaty of Kadesh by no less than one century. Cadwallader (talk) 00:56, 17 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]