Hantili II

Hantili II was a king in the Hittite Middle Kingdom, during the Late Bronze in the 15th century BC.

[2] Hantili was the first great king in several generations to receive the royal blood from his father.

Most likely, though, that Tahurwaili reigned before Aluwamna, and Hantili was succeeded by Zidanta II[4] Full text of Endowment Inscription of Hantili II from the Middle Hittite Age found in Boğazköy:[5] "The seal (sealed endowment document) of the Great King Tabana ("The Ruler"): The Great King received from the uriyannis on the right (sitting to the right of the king at the meeting or on the right wing in the battle formation) and from, the head of the guard detachment ("harpooner's head"), Haššuili.

This tablet was written in Hatti land by the clerk Hannikuili in front of Iškunaššu, the head of the palace boys, Šarpa and the commander of the army inspectors."

The inscriptions around the eight-leaf rosette in the middle on the king's seal in front of the tablet in English: On the outer ring: "The seal of the Great King Tabarna Hantili."