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The 15 pages that link to Egyptian–Hittite peace treaty, each with the reason it gives.

• New Kingdom of EgyptRelated: The treaty formalized peaceful relations after the struggle over imperial influence in Syria.

• Hittite EmpireBroader topic: Its surviving versions show how the empires formalized peace and mutual obligations.

• Ramesses IIBroader topic: The treaty marks the diplomatic resolution of the rivalry dramatized by the Battle of Kadesh.

• Battle of KadeshRelated: The treaty shows that the battle did not settle the broader rivalry between the empires.

• HattusaRelated: A Hattusa tablet preserves the Hittite version of this landmark diplomatic agreement.

• Hittite languageBroader topic: Its Hittite version shows the language serving imperial diplomacy.

• Nineteenth Dynasty of EgyptBroader topic: It turned the dynasty’s principal northern rivalry into a formal peace.

• Ramesside periodRelated: It records the diplomacy that followed decades of conflict over imperial borders.

• Seti IRelated: The later settlement addressed the rivalry that Seti’s military campaigns had helped sustain.

• Egyptian EmpireBroader topic: The agreement stabilized the frontier between two rival imperial powers.

• Šuppiluliuma IBroader topic: It formalized peace between the rival powers whose competition grew during Šuppiluliuma's reign.

• Bedřich HroznýBroader topic: Hittite texts became accessible for studying this landmark diplomatic agreement.

• HittitologyBroader topic: Its surviving versions show how textual study reconstructs international diplomacy.

• Istanbul Archaeology MuseumsRelated: A replica displayed in the museum represents one of the earliest known peace treaties.

• PuduḫepaRelated: Puduḫepa helped secure the diplomatic settlement that formalized peace between the two powers.