issue by making peace in Year 21 of Ramesses II. An extradition clause was also included in the treaty. Mursili III soon thereafter disappears from history after his sojourn in Egypt. Mursili III seemingly had a son. A certain Hartapu calls himself a great king and son of the great king Mursili, who normally is identified with Mursili III. Hartapu likely has ruled Tarhuntassa in the 2nd half of the 13th century BC. See also History of the Hittites In popular culture The novel "The Lost Valor Of Love" by E.A. Carter includes Urhi-Teshub as a main character. Notes External links Reign of Mursili III Hittite kings 13th-century BC rulers