When the Hittite kingdom fell what political structure emerged in Anatlia?

When the Hittite kingdom fell around the late 12th century BCE, a period of fragmentation ensued in Anatolia, leading to the emergence of several independent city-states and smaller kingdoms. This political landscape was characterized by a shift from centralized power to localized governance, with various groups, including the Phrygians, Luwians, and later the Urartians, asserting control over different regions. The decline of Hittite influence also allowed for increased interactions and conflicts with neighboring cultures, setting the stage for the eventual rise of new powers in the region.