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Description: Yamhad kingdom at its greatest extent including vassal kingdoms. the Babylonian empire include vassals not directly annexed, mainly Subartu and Assyria. Regarding the borders of Yamhad: The kingdom reached Mamma in the north (Dodd, 2007, page 210) Ebla and Ugarit are vassals of Yamhad (Astour, 1981, page 7 and Thuesen, 2000, page 61) Charchemish part of Yamhad (Hamblin, 2006, page 259) Yamhad extended its hegemony over the upper Khabur valley in the east, where the ruler of Shubat Enlil became vassal (Lauinger, 2015, page 6) Yamhad includes Hama (Van Koppen, 2015, page 88)
Title: Yamhad and Vassals
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