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Twenty-Sixth Dynasty of Egypt Facts
- The rule of the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty in ancient Egypt, or the family that was called the political dynasty due to its rule in the history of Egypt.
- The historian Manetho confirms that this family consisted of approximately nine kings, the first of whom was King Tefnakht II.
- The last king of that ancient Egyptian dynasty was King Psamtik III.
- There are theories and sources from Egyptology. Both King Psamtik I and King Necho I were able to rule Egypt for a long period, a total of approximately 54 years..
Kings Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs of the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty of Egypt:
It was period Time period of the rule of the Pharaohs Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt from 664 to 525 BC.
| king Tefnakht IIRuled Reign period: 685–678 BC “7 years”
Children: Nekauba, Necho I. |
| king NekaubaRuled Reign period: 678–672 BC “7 years” |
| king Necho I or NekauRuled Reign period: 672–664 BC “8 years”
Father: King Tefnakht II. Wife: Queen Istemabet. Children: Psamtik I, Ta-khered-en-ta-ihet, Meresamun. |
| King Psamtik I or Wahibre Psamtik I, PishamilkiRuled Reign period: 664–610 BC
Date of death: BC Father: King Necho I. Mother: Queen Istemabet. Wife: Queen Mehytenweskhet Children: Necho II, Nitocris I. The Discovery: Stone statue. |
| king Necho II or Nekau,Neku, Nechoh, NikuuRuled Reign period: 610–595 BC
Wife: Queen Khedebneithirbinet I. The Discovery: Stone statue. |
| king Psamtik II or Psammetichus, PsammeticusRuled Reign period: 595–589 BC “7 years”
Father: King Necho II. Mother: Queen Khedebneithirbinet I. Wife: Queen Takhuit I. Children: Apries, Ankhnesneferibre. The Discovery: Stone statue, Victory stela in Kalabsha, Temple of Hibis in Kharga Oasis, Obelisk of Psamtik II in Rome Italian. |
| king Apries or Wahibre Haaibre, Waphres, HophraRuled Reign period: 589–570 BC “19 years”
Mother: Queen Takhuit. Children: Khedebneithirbinet II. The Discovery: Stone statue, Obelisk in Rome Italian. |
| king Amasis II or Ahmose IIRuled Reign period: 570–526 BC
Mother: Queen Tashereniset I. Wife: Queen Tentkheta, Queen Nakhtubasterau, Queen Ladice, Queen Khedebneithirbinet II, Queen Tadiasir. Children: Psamtik III, Pasenenkhonsu, Ahmose D, Tashereniset II, Nitocris II. The Discovery: Stone statue. |
| king Psamtik III or Psammetichus, Psammeticus, PsammenitusRuled Reign period: 526–525 BC “44 years”
Children: Amasis. The Discovery: Stone statue. |
26th Dynasty
In fact, it was believed that the kings belonging to the Egyptian Twenty-Sixth Dynasty were actually or roughly descended from the Egyptian 24th Dynasty..
Egyptologists “Egyptology” and researchers believe that perhaps King Psamtik I was one of the descendants who belonged to the rule of King Ba-kun-re..
And after the end of all those Assyrian invasions that had occurred and ended during the reign of both King Taharqa and king Tantamani of the 25th Dynasty of Egypt, his grandfather had recognized him so that he would then become the sole and only king in ruling the country and all of Egypt..
How were they able to impose their control over the country?
In fact, according to what was proven by the research and studies that were conducted during that period of time in Egypt, and the preoccupation of the kings and rulers in the era of the Assyrian state with the Revolutions in Ancient Egypt against them and the civil war that was spreading throughout the country against them, they had lost almost all the control that urged them to The throne
Accordingly, King Psammetich I took advantage of that period of the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty of Egypt and then succeeded in cutting all his ties to the rule of the Assyrians, and at that time he concluded a group of large alliances with King Gyges, who was the king of Lydia at that time..
Then, with his intelligence, he was able to strengthen the army Military of ancient Egypt by carrying out large and extensive recruitment operations for a number of mercenaries coming from both Korea and Greece, and the purpose of bringing them was his success in resisting the various Assyrian raids..
That destruction, which occurred in 612 BC. And then what happened after him was the great and final fall of the Assyrian state. King Psamtik I, along with all his successors, tried to once again extend all their influence over Egypt within the eastern region, as in the Geography of ancient Egypt.
However, despite their desperate attempts to do so, they were later repelled by the masses of Babylonians who were at that time led by the valiant Nebuchadnezzar II..
But after that, with the help of the masses of these Greek mercenaries, the king and Hubbara were able to succeed in repelling and repelling the attempts of the masses of these Babylonians to invade Egypt. But despite this, the Persians were the soldiers who were able to invade Egypt at that time.
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