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  • c. 2320 BCE
    Sargon of Akkad invades the Hattic region, fails to take Hattusa.
  • 1650 BCE
    Under the Hittite Warrior-King Hattusili, campaigns are carried to completion subjugating the Hatti. Hattusa is re-built as the Hittite capital. The Hatti are assimilated into the Hittite culture.
  • c. 1380 BCE
    Hittite capital, Hattusa, burned to the ground by Kaska invaders.
  • 1345 BCE
    The world's first manual on training horses is written by the Mitanni horse trainer Kikkuli (found in Hattusa).