King Labarna of the Hittites

Hello there, i am a student studying ancient history and about to embark on a piece of coursework about a civillisation i know next to nothing about!! The hittites. So far after the small research i have done these guys sound fantastic.

I am putting up a post for any one who has absolutley any relevant information on the 1st known king of the hittites, king Labarna.

Any info would be really really great, huge thank you to any replies.

Good luck, Eagle--the Hittites themselves didn't say much.  All I know is that he lived shortly after Hammurabi (1700 B.C.?), and about two hundred years later, the lawgiver Telepinus wrote this summary:

"Formerly Labarnas was Great King; and then his sons, his brothers, his connections by marriage, his blood-relations and his soldiers were united.  And the country was small; but wherever he marched to battle, he subdued the countries of his enemies by night.  He destroyed the countries and made them powerless [?] and he made the sea their frontier.  And when he returned from battle, his sons went each to every part of the country, to Tuwanuwa, to Nenassa, to Landa, to Zallara, to Parshuhanda and to Lusna, and governed the country, and the great cities were firmly in his possession [?].  Afterward Hattusilis became King . . . "

Or the Hittites could have combined the achievements of several kings and given all the credit to one man.  I've seen that happen in a few other places; for example, Herodotus thought the greatest king of Egypt was named Sesostris, but now he appears to have been a combination of Middle Kingdom and early New Kingdom pharaohs (the Thutmoses, at least).