Özet:

From the past to the present time, many names of the queen have come to the forefront of the government. On the Anadolu geography, the value given to women, in addition to the social status, has gained a value in the political and administrative sense through the queens. In the Age of Asur Commercial Colonies, the queens called "Rubātum" were in equal position alongside the king (Rubāum) in the state administration. In ancient Anatolia, while women and men’s equality gained a full appearance, the queens had taken quite important roles in the government’s administration or in the commercial life. The name of the queen was found in many cities on Ancient Anadolu. It was also the result of the archaeological findings that the queens participated not only in the administrative and commercial life, but also in important events of legal nature. While the queen of the Asur Trade Colonies in the Age lived the traces of Hatti and Hurri culture, they also created an example ground for the queen of the Hittite era.