Mantani
Mitanni or Hanigalbat is a loose form that ruled the present northern part of Syria and the southeastern part of Anatolia from around 1500 BC to about 1300 BC. The Mantani Kingdom was shaped by the ruling class of the Indo-Aryan regime dominating the Hurrians, and when the Babylon of the Amorites was destroyed by the Hittite empire, resulting in a power vacuum in Mesopotamia, it became a regional loser. In the early days of Mitani's history, Mitani's main competitors were the Taft Moses Dynasty of ancient Egypt, the Pharaohs of the 18th Dynasty of Egypt. As the Hittite empire became stronger, Mitani and Egypt allied to protect their rights and interests from the Hittite empire. Like the Hittite Empire, Mitani's apostasy was in the 14th century BC, when Mitani had military bases around it, centering on the capital, Wassujani, on the upper reaches of the Kabul River.