Thirtieth Dynasty of Egypt

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Thirtieth Dynasty of Egypt Facts

The rule of the Thirty-first Dynasty in the history of Egypt. In fact, let us emphasize a very important matter, which is that from the rule periods of the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty, until the end of the rule of the Thirty-first Dynasty, there were periods in the history of Egypt called the Late Period in the history of the rule of ancient Egypt. He also married the kings of the Thirty Dynasty, thus ending the era of the rule of the Pharaohs who were of Egyptian origin.

History of the Thirtieth Egyptian Dynasty of Egypt’s rule. It had already ascended the throne in Egypt following the overthrow of the chief King Psammuthes, of the 29th Dynasty..

After that, King Nectanebo I had already taken control of Egypt in the year 380 BC, and then he succeeded in spending most of the periods of his rule during which he assumed the throne as a valiant and strong defender of his kingdom against all the attempts of the Persians, which were great and deadly, to re-invade a general. Once again on Egypt and strengthening the army Military of ancient Egypt, and this was done with the first and largest support in many times from Sparta or the state of Athens..

Kings Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs of the Thirtieth Dynasty of Egypt:

It was period Time period of the rule of the Pharaohs the Thirtieth Dynasty of Egypt 380 to 343 BC.

Periods of Nectanebo’s rule

In the year 365 BC, King Nectanebo I had subsequently appointed his son, Prince Teos, to be his co-king and at the same time heir after his death. Until his death, which was in 363, both father and son had ruled the country together. After the death of his father, Teos carried out desperate operations to invade the Levant, which was at that time under the rule of the Persian occupation..

And then during that fierce campaign, Teos actually lost his rule and throne over the Thirty Egyptian Dynasty due to a major coup and Revolutions in Ancient Egypt. The surprise was that he had been plotted by his son against Imo’s father, and then he succeeded in bringing Teos’ grandson, King Nectanebo II, again. So he becomes on the throne of ancient Egypt and receives the Coronation of the Pharaohs.

What distinguished the Thirty Egyptian Dynasty?

The period of King Nectanebo II’s rule was characterized by repeated attempts by the Persians to reoccupy Egypt again, which they considered at that time to be a rebellious protectorate..

Also, in the first ten years of his rule of the country, he had succeeded in making King Nectanebo II avoid all attempts at Persian invasion, because King Artaxerxes III was at that time very busy in the process of consolidating his rule..

After that, Artaxerxes III, after his country had stabilized, made a failed attempt to invade Egypt. This was in the winter of 351/350 BC, and then unrest ensued in both Cyprus and Cilicia..

But despite the fact that King Nectanebo II actually supported all of the revolutions that took place in the country, King Artaxerxes was able and quickly succeeded in putting them down, and thus he became once again strong and ready to invade Egypt..

But that time, or in the second attempt to invade the country, it had already been crowned with success, and then he had forced King Nectanebo II of the Thirty Egyptian Dynasty to move away or retreat and return with his defenses from the Delta region “Ismailia, Al-Sharkia, Behera, Kafr El-Sheikh, El-Mahalla El-Kubra, Mansoura, Damietta” to the Memphis region, as in the Geography of ancient Egypt, as he saw in This is because it is extremely impossible for victory to be achieved.

Therefore, he succeeded in escaping to Nubia, where it was believed that he had sought help from Nastsen, the king of Nabata..

Despite the fact that a new rebel called Khababash installed himself as king in the period from 338 to 336 BC. The Egyptian king Nectanebo II was considered the last pharaoh to pass through Egypt, and he thought that his escape actually represented the end of Egypt as an independent entity..

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