Akhlane (Akhlamu) An ancient Semitic nomadic group in northern Syria, named the enemies of the Assyrians. In the reign of Akhenaten (Amenhotep IV, 1353-1335 B.C.E.), the Akhlane appear in the Egyptian agreement noted today as the Amarna Letters. They are drawn as a vigorous clan on the Euphrates River and in the area of the Persian Gulf. The Assyrians, who found them a formidable foe, named them the Akhlamu-Aramaeans. The Akhlane disappeared shortly after Akhenatens prevail, perchance absorbed into other civilizations or renamed in later historical periods.
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· Khamudi
· Mayer Papyri
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· Kharga Oasis
· Horizon (akhet)
· Necho II (610-595 BC)
· Kheneres
· Akhethotep
· Khay
· Nectanebo I (380-363 BC)
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