The eclipse in 1312 a.C., according to most hitithologists. The eclipse in 1308 a.C., could also have been referred to in the annals.
The eclipse of Mursili was a solar eclipse mentioned in the annals of the Hittite king Mursili II that could be of great help in dating the events related in documents of that time. Description
The royal Hittite annals indicate a "foreshadowing of the Sun" during the tenth year of the reign of the monarch, while he was preparing to launch a campaign against the Kaskas of Northern Anatolia. Some authors, such as Paul Astrom, or Trevor Bryce have attributed this prediction to an eclipse.
From the astronomical point of view, there are only two possible dates for this eclipse:
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