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KBo 01, 14 (P282480)

Middle Hittite, Ḫattusa · c. 1500 BCE–1180 BCE

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DesignationKBo 01, 14
IDP282480
Museum no.VAT 07430
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageHittite
PeriodMiddle Hittite · c. 1500 BCE–1180 BCE
Find spotḪattusa (mod. Boğazkale)
Coordinates40.0144, 34.6164

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1'[...] ta-⸢x⸣ [...]... you(?) ...
2'[...] ⸢ma⸣-a a-ba-⸢su₂⸣ [...](Sum) ... I want to utter an arazu prayer to him(?) (Akk) The ... of the ema’ea prayer is uttered to him
3'[...] x qa-at šu-⸢x⸣ [...]... hand of ...
4'[...] ša al-tap-ra-ak-ku [...]... of which I am writing to you
5'[...] an-ni-ta taš₃-pu-ra [...]... you wrote me from this
6'[... LU₂-MEŠ {iri]}tu-u-ri-ra KUR{ti} ih-ta-nab-ba₂-tu₄the people of Turira have seized the land
7'[ul-tu₃ a-ma]-⸢ka⸣ KUR {iri}kar-ga-mis ul-tu₃ an-na-ka KUR {⸢iri⸣}[...]From here the land Kargamis, from here the city
8'[ih-ta-nab-ba₂]-tu₄ LUGAL {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat il-ta-nap-pa-rathe king of Ḫanigalbat kept writing
9'[ma-a {iri]}tu-ri-ra ia-a-u₂ ma-a ul-tu₄ a-ma-ka ⸢al⸣-ta-nap-pa-rasaying: “Turira is mine,’ from where do you send (word)?
10'[ma-a {iri]}tu-u-ri-ra ia-a-u₂ {iri}tu-u-ri-ra ⸢ku-a-u₂⸣saying: “Turira is mine, Turiru is Kua'ue
11'⸢u₃⸣ la-a ša LUGAL {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat a-ba-at {iri}tu-u-ri-ranot belonging to the king of Hanigalbat, the governor of Turira
12'la-a tu₃-ud-da₂-a ki-i {iri}tu-u-ri-ra KUR{tu₄} ih-ta-nab-⸢ba₂⸣-tu₄If Turira does not give birth, the land will be abandoned.
13'a-na lib₃-bi {iri}tu-u-ri-ra hu-u-ub-ta ul-te-ne₂-el₂-qu₂-u₂to the inner city Turira they have taken prisoner.
14'ARAD-MEŠ-ia ša it-ta-na-bi-tu₄ a-na {iri}tu-u-ri-ra-ma i-te-ne₂-lu-u₂my servants who had fled to Turiram and fled
15'šum-ma {iri}tu-u-ri-ra ku-a-u₂ hu-bu-uṣ ARAD-MEŠ-ia ša i+na ŠA₃-URU{li₃} aš-buIf Turira is destroyed, my servants who are living in the Inner City
16'mi-im-mu-šu₂-nu la-a ta-qar₂-ri-ib šum-ma {iri}tu-u-ri-ra la-a ku-a-u₂If Turira is not yours
17'šu-up-ra-am-ma a-na-ku lu-uh-bu-uṣ ERIN₂-MEŠ-ka ša i+na lib₃-bi URU{li₃} aš-buWrite to me, so that I may release your troops that are in the inner city.
18'a-na mi-im-mu-šu₂-nu la-a iq-qa₂-ar-ri-ib am-mi-ni a-na ia-ši UR.MAHWhy does the lion not approach me?
19'LU₂-MEŠ {iri}tu-u-ri-ra EGIR-ia u₂-uz-za-nu-ni-niThe men of Turira after me sat down.
20'a-na AN.BAR SIG₅{qi₂} ša taš₃-pu-ra-an-ni AN.BAR SIG₅ i+na {iri}ki-iz-zu-wa-at-naConcerning the good iron about which you wrote me, the bad iron in Kizzuwatna
21'i+na E₂ {na₄}KIŠIB-ia la-a-aš-šu AN.BAR a-na e-pe₂-ši le-me₂-e-nuIn the house of my seal there is no iron for making evil.
22'al-ta-par₂ AN.BAR SIG₅{qa₂} e-ep-pu-šu a-di-ni la-a i-gam₂-ma-ruI have sent. Good iron they shall make, but until now they have not finished.
23'i-gam₂-ma-ru-ma u₂-še-bi-la-ak-ku i-na-an-na a-nu-um-ma EME GIR₂ AN.BARThey will finish (the work) and bring it to you. Now, herewith, the iron sword
24'[ul-te]-⸢bil₂⸣-ak-kuI have sent to you
25'[a-na sa]-ri-ia-ma-a-ti ša tu-še-bi-la ma-a a-na an-na-a-ti EME-MEŠAs to the sariyamātu that you sent me, saying: “To these tongues
26'[...] ⸢a-na⸣ e-pa₂-ši a-di-ni la-a i-gam₂-<ma>-ru... he does not finish (the work) until it is finished.
27'[i-gam₂-ma-ru-ma u₂-še-eb-ba]-⸢la⸣ ki-i ku-a-ša-a šu-ta-a-ma-kuthey will complete it, and he will make it shine like the sun.
28'[...]-⸢x⸣ mi-ri-ši-te ša taš₃-pu-ra... that you wrote to me
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1''[...]-⸢x-ka⸣...-kae23
2''[...] LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {iri}ka-ra-an-du-ni-ašGreat king, king of the land of Karanduniaš
3''[...] ⸢x⸣ iš-pu-ra-ak-ku... sent to you
4''[...]-ak-ku u₂-la-ma-a šul-ma-na-ti SIG₅{ti}... ..., the one who makes good the šulmānu-diseases
5''[a-bi ul-te]-bi-la-⸢ak⸣-ku u₃ [ki]-⸢me a⸣-na-ku LUGAL{ut-ta} aṣ-ṣa-batI have sent my father to you, and as for me, I have seized the kingship.
6''[u₃] ⸢at⸣-ta DUMU KIN{ra} la-a taš₃-pu-ra u₃ par₂-ṣu₂ ša LUGAL-MEŠYou have not sent a messenger, and the rites of kings
7''[ša šar₃]-⸢ru⸣-ut-ta i-ṣa-ab-ba₂-tu₃-ni u₃ LUGAL-MEŠ mi-ih-ru-šu₂Whoever takes away the šarrûtu-priesthood, and all kings
8''šul-ma-na-ti SIG₅-MEŠ{ti} lu-bu-ul-ta ša LUGAL{ut-ti}Good health and life of the kingship
9''[I₃] ⸢DU₁₀⸣.GA ša na-ap-šu-ši u₂-še-bi-lu-ni-iš-šuI had the oil of the eštakal-plant brought to him.
10''u₃ at-ta u₄-ma an-ni-ta-ma la-a te-pu-ušAnd you, today you did not do it.
11''a-nu-um-ma DUMU KIN{ri-ia} ša aš-pu-ra-ak-ku-ni u₃ {m}EN-UR.SAGNow, my messenger whom I sent to you and Bel-qarrād
12''an-na-ka ak-ta-la u₃ aš-šum a-ma-ti an-ni-ti ak-ta-la-aš-šuI have sinned here, and because of this matter I have struck him down
13''mi-ri-il-ti gab₂-bi ša taš₃-pu-ra-an-ni [...] ⸢x⸣All the cultic rites that you wrote to me
14''u₂-še-bi-la-ak-ku u₃ aš-šum a-ma-ti an-⸢ni⸣-[ti ak-ta-la-aš]-šuI have sent to you, and concerning this matter I have held him back.
15''{lu₂}DUMU KIN{ri}HI.A ša a-na pa-an {m}ur₂-hi-{d}IŠKUR LUGAL{⸢ri} tal⸣-ta-ap-pa-ra-an-niThe messenger who was sent to Urhi-Adad, the king,
16''[x] ⸢x⸣ mu-ru-uṣ ŠA₃ i-ta-an-mu-ru u₄-ma i+⸢na x⸣-diThe ... of Urus has seen his hand. When he enters
17''[a]-⸢ki⸣-a [a]-⸢ki⸣-a ta-qab₂-bi ma-a ki-i ša-a ša i+na u₄-mi-⸢šu₂⸣-maYou will say: “As it is on the day of the flood,
18''[mu]-⸢ru⸣-uṣ ŠA₃ i-mar u₃ {m}EN-UR.SAG la-a ta-ša-ʾa-a-al i+na a-la-ki₂-⸢šu₂⸣He will see that he is a slave, and Bel-qarrād you will not carry (them) on the road.
19''[...] ⸢x⸣ SIG₅{iš} ki-⸢i⸣ u₂-pi₂-šu-šu-ni... good ... he performed.

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