Palydian civilization

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Palydia
Paladiya
c. 2096 BC–670 BC
Symbol of Tarhuniz, the ancient Palydian national deity
Capital
Official languages
Religion
Ancient Mesogeian religion
GovernmentMonarchy
Notable kings 
• c. 2025 BC
TBA
• c. 1974–1935 BC
TBA
• c. 1808–1776 BC
TBA
• c. 1700–1691 BC
TBA
• c. 1363–1328 BC
TBA
• c. 1243–1207 BC
TBA
• 1114–1076 BC
TBA
• 883–859 BC
TBA
• 745–727 BC
TBA
• 705–681 BC
TBA
Historical eraBronze Age to Iron Age
• Foundation of Tarhunizza
c. 2500 BC
• Tarhunizza becomes an independent city-state
c. 2096 BC
c. 2096–1650 BC
c. 1651–984 BC
984-760 BC
• Conquest by the Azagartian Empire
670 BC
Preceded by
Succeeded by
TBA
Azagartian Empire


Palydia or the Palydian civilization was a major east-Belisarian civilization that originally emerged as a city-state from the 21st century BC to the 17th century BC, after which it transformed into the the dominant military force and early empire in the region of Masawana (meaning the "middle land" or the "land between" in the native Palydi language in what is present day Mesogeia existing until its conquest by the Azagartian empire] in 670 BC.