The Phrygians, Lydians, and Urartians were all ancient peoples who inhabited regions of Anatolia, known today primarily as Turkey. Each group made influential contributions to the early history of Anatolia, with the Phrygians known for their legendary King Midas, the Lydians for developing one of the first known coinages, and the Urartians for their advanced architectural and military achievements. These civilizations interacted through trade, warfare, and cultural exchange, contributing to the complex tapestry of Anatolian history. Their legacies are reflected in archaeological finds and historical records, showcasing the diversity of societies that thrived in this historical region.