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Pharaoh

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pharaohs

๐“‰๐“‰ป mighty house

๐””“ ๐œฏ por-aha ๐˜‡ ๐€€ ๐”˜ญ axe

๐’ˆ BรRA Fรผhrer โ‡” proโ€ฆ portar ะฟั€ะธะฒะพะดะธฬั‚ัŒ privodรญtสน ะฟั€ะธะฒะตัั‚ะธฬ privestรญ

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โฒŸโฒฉโฒฃโฒŸ , ฯฅ. โฒŸโฒฉโฒฃโฒฑ , pl. โฒŸโฒฉโฒฃโฒฑโฒŸโฒฉ m king, f. queen โ€ขSir (โฒŸ=๐ค) โ‡” Zar
โฒŸโฒฉโฒฃโฒŸ < โฒฃฬ„โฒฃโฒŸ แต–แตƒrฬ„ro โฒซโฒโฒฃโฒโฒฑ (pharaล), Hebrew ืคึทึผืจึฐืขึนื” and Ancient Greek ฯ†ฮฑฯฮฑฯŽ (pharaแน“ pharao
โฒฃฬ„โฒฃโฒŸ โ‡” ฯ€.roy โฒŸโฒฉโฒฃโฒŸ rex regal regent raj

palace
Greek: ฯ€ฮฑฮปฮฌฯ„ฮน (el) n (palรกti)
Ancient: ฮฒฮฑฯƒฮฏฮปฮตฮนฮฟฮฝ n (basรญleion)
โ‡”
king

Much confusion in early dynasties:
Hard to reconcile contemporary ๓ณฒŒ Horus names with later ๐“ท serekh / cartouche names and โ€ฆ
๓ณฒŒ Archeology ๐“Ё Serekh
๐“ท Saqqara / ๓ดฃŽ๓ดฃ Sakkara Tablet (original ok??)
๐“ท Karnak King List (3rd Dynasty โ€ฆ)
๓ดฃŽ๓ดฃ๐“…† Royal Canon of Turin ๐“‡“๐“†ค๐“ท Shubit titles ๐“†ฅ
๓ดฅพ Abydos King List (best original preserved! link )
๓ดŠƒ ๓ดซ‡ ๐“€ท Palermo Stone, 9 predynastic pharaohs of Lower Egypt, ONE fragment of Royal Annals:
Royal Annals 1st to 5th dynasties => Palermo & "Cairo Annals Stone"
๐“‰— as cartouche in Shubit Nebty names ๐“†ฅ ๐“…’ ๐“‰— โ‰ˆ ๐“‡“๐“†ค๐“ท ๐“‡“๐“†ค๐“‰ !
๐“…’ Nebty name first for Semerkhet / Iry
๐“ƒซ๓ดЇ ยฐManetho via Eusebius / Africanus https://ancientegyptonline.co.uk/manetho/

Manetho Gods and Semigods

1 ยฐHephaestus ๐“Ž› ๐“‘ ๐“Šช ๐“…ญ, discoverer of fire ๐“’ ๐“‘ ๐“Šฎ Ptah God of craftsmen and creation
2 ยฐHelios (the Sun) ๐“‡ณ โ‰ˆ Hera
3 ยฐSosis (Air) ๐“ˆ™ ๐“†„ ๐“…ฑ ๐“€ญ
3bยฐAgathodaemรฉn ๐“…œ ๐“ ๐“ ๐“ณ (good spirit)
4 ยฐCronos (Time) ๐“†ต โ‰ˆ ๐“ ๐“‚‹ ๐“‡‹ ๐“†ต ๐“‡ณ Tartarus โ‡” Saturn "shining"
5 ยฐOsiris ๐“Šจ ๐“น ๐“€ญ / ๐“น ๐“Šฉ / ๐“‚€ & Isis ๐“Šจ ๐“ ๐“†‡ ๐“
6 ยฐTyphon, brother of Osiris, son of Hera and Cronus / Gaia and Tartarus
7 ยฐHorus / Orus, ๐“…† ๐“…ƒ son of Osiris and Isis.

Demigods

7 ยฐHorus / Orus ๐“…† ๐“…ƒ
8 ยฐAres ๐“„ฟ โ‡” Mars
9 ยฐAnubis ๐“‡‹ ๐“ˆ– ๐“Šช ๐“ฃ @ ๐“‰ˆ ๐“…‚
9b ยฐAmusis ๐“„Ÿ
10 ยฐHรฉraclรฉs vs Hermรฉs Mercury "glittering"
11 ยฐApollรด ๐“Ž› ๐“‘ ๐“Šช ๐“…ญ !?
11bยฐApion ๐“Ž› ๐“‘ ๐“Šช ๐“…ญ "the grammarian" โ˜‘ **
12 ยฐAmmรดn ๐“‡‹ ๐“  ๐“ˆ– ๐“…† Amun ๐“€ฎ
13 ยฐTithoรชs ๐“…ž ๐“ ๐“ฎ ๐“Ÿ / ๐“ ๐“‡‹ ๐“…ฑ ๐“€ท
14 ยฐSรดsus ๐“ˆ™ ๐“†„ ๐“…ฑ ๐“€ญ ?
15 ยฐZeus Jupiter: ๐“Šช ๐“ ๐“Ž› ๐“€ญ Ptah Phaethon "radiant"

๐“„ค๐“†‘๐“‚‹ Aphroditรฉ "The fairest" Venus

After the Gods, Demigods reigned for 1255 years, and again another line of kings held sway for 1817 years: then came thirty more kings of Memphis,โ€™ reigning for 1790 years ; and then again ten kings of This, reigning for 350 years. There followed the rule of Spirits of the Dead (ฮฝฮตฮบฯ…ฮตฯ‚ แผกฮผฮฏฮธฮตฮฟฮน) and Demigods, for 5813 years.

Heroes

I Spirits of the Dead Demigods
II Mineus ๐“  ๐“ˆ– ๐“‡‹ ๐“‹‰ ๐“‹Š
III Bochus and eight other kings ๐“‘ ๐“Šช ๐“ฒ ๐“ƒ’
IV Necherocheus and seven other kings ๐“ˆ– ๐“…˜ ๐“Ž› โ‡” ฮฝฮตฮบฯ…ฮตฯ‚ แผกฮผฮฏฮธฮตฮฟฮน ๐“…œ ๐“‹บ / ๐“ˆ– ๓ดŸข ๐“€ท ?
V Similarly seventeen other kings
VI. Similarly twenty-one other kings for 258 years.
VII. Othoi and seven other kings for 203 years.
VIII. Similarly fourteen other kings for 140 years.
IX. Similarly twenty other kings for 409 years.
X. Similarly seven other kings for 204 years.

Thereafter, the kingship passed from one to another in unbroken succession down to Bydis (Bites) ๐“†ค ๐“†ฅ through 13,900 years. 11,985 lunar years, or 969 solar years plus 1058 solar years.

( A year might here mean month or decan )

Five Egyptian tribes (casts?) which formed thirty dynasties, comprising those whom they call Gods, Demigods, Spirits of the Dead, and mortal men.

Egregori (or โ€˜ Watchers โ€™) descended to earth in the general cosmic year 1000, held converse with men, and taught them that the orbits of the two luminaries, being marked by the twelve signs of the Zodiac, are composed of 360 parts.

Mizraim Mestraim (dual!) โ€ขMenstraim Menes ๐“‹‰ ๐“‹Š
Mestraim lived not long after the Flood. For after the Flood, Cham (or Ham), son of Noah, begat Aegyptus or Mestraim

Compare with ๐’น๐’€ญ๐’‚—๐’‰บ๐’‡ป๐’‹™๐’‰ก Berossos Babylonian King list, invention of the semi-circular sundial hollowed out of a cubical block.

two dynasties of nine Demigods

214 years out of 858 horoi (periods of three months) or tropoi ๐“ ๐“‚‹ ๐“‡‹ ๐“†ถ ๐“‡ณ

Here ends the First Book of Manetho, which contains a period of 2100 years.

XI. A dynasty of kings of Diospolis, for 60 years.
XII. A dynasty of kings of Bubastus, for 153 years.
XIII. A dynasty of kings of Tanis, for 184 years.
XIV. A dynasty of kings of Sebennytus, for 224 years.
XV. A dynasty of kings of Memphis, for 318 years.
XVI. A dynasty of kings of Hรฉliopolis, for 221 years.
XVII. A dynasty of kings of Hermupolis, for 260 years.

The Second Book continues the record down to the Seventeenth Dynasty, and comprises 1520 years.

Africanus increases by 20 years the period from Adam to the Flood, Eusebius keeps to the sound reckoning of 2242 years in agreement with Scripture. ( see Narmer ๐“†ข๐“‹๓ด‡š โ‰ˆ Narachรด first king, Noahโ€™s son ). In regard to the period from the Flood down to Abraham and Moses, both have gone astray by 130 years.

These are the Egyptian dynasties:

Africanus and Eusebius differ starkly in dates and names:
โ€œThe astonishing variations between their figures are an eloquent testimony to what may happen to numbers in a few centuries through textual corruption.โ€

0th Dynasty (Turin ๐“‡“๐“†ค๐“ท! ) see 1st !

Row Sign Name Notes Transliteration
1 ๐“‰”๐“„ฟ๐“ƒ€๐“ฏ Hab "Ibis" hAb ๐“…ž
2 ๐“…ญ Aped "Bird" Apd ๐“„ฟ๐“Šช๐“‚ง๐“…ฌ
3 ๐“‘๐“Šช๐“ฒ๐“ƒ’ Hepu "Apis bull" Hpw hapi hapuหกหก
4 ๐“Œž๐“‹ด๐“ฒ๐“‚ป Shemsu "Follower" Smsw ๐“‡“๐“†ค๐“ท
5 ๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“‡‹ Meni.. mni.. "Menes I"
6 ๐“…ฉ๐“‚‹๐“˜๐“€  Werqa.. "Great of height" wr-qA..
8 ๐“‡‹๐“†‘ Af.. i[f]..
9 ๐“ฃ๐“…† Set.. cf. 1.16 stH..
10 ๐“Œ•๐“Œ๐“ฒ Sunu.. "Doctor" swnw..
11 ๐“…ƒ๐“…† Horus.. cf. 1.17 Hrw..
14 ๐“‚œ๐“‡‹๐“ƒ€๐“ƒ™ Ni-ib.. "Does not thirst" n ib..
15 X Nesensebk..sew.. very uncertain
16 ๐“Šช๐“ˆ–๐“ˆ–๐“‹ด๐“๐“†๐“๐“ˆ– ๐“‹ด๐“Šช๐“ Pensetensepet.. "Clods of the shore" pns.t n spt
17 ๐“Œจ๐“‚‹ ๐“ˆž๐“๐“๐“† ๐“€ป๐“† Her-hemut-shepsesut.. "Possessor of noble women" Xr-Hm.wt-Sps.w[t]..
18 ๐“๐“‚ค๐“ฒ ๐“ˆž๐“๐“๐“† ๐“€ป๐“† Khu-hemut-shepsesut.. "Protector of noble women" xw-Hm.wt[-Sps.wt?]..
22 ๐“Šƒ๐“Žก๐“‚‹๐“ฏ Sokar.. cf. Seker skr..
23 ๐“‚๐“‚‹ Iaret.. cf. Uraeus ar[t]..
2 ๐“…œ Spirits group of kings Axw
3 ๐“…œ Spirits group of kings Axw
6 ๐“Œž๐“…ƒ Followers of Horus group of kings Smsw Hr

0th Dynasty (Archeology)

Scorpion I
Iry-Hor ๐“…ƒ๐“‚‹๐“‚‹ / ๐“……๐“‚‹ / ๐“……๐“ŽŸ โ‡” ๐“…ƒ๐“‹น โ‰ˆ ๐“…ƒ๐“‰ป โ‡” ๐“…‰
Ka ๓ณฒŒ๐“‚“ โ‰ˆ ๐“…ƒ๓ดซ‡ยทะจ๐“‚“ ั‰๐“‚“ แšˆ๐“‚“ โซซ๐“‚“ ๐Žœ๐“‚“ ๐“‡๐“‚“ ฯฃ๐“‚“ Sekhen
Scorpion II

0th Dynasty

โ€ฆ๐“Šช๐“…ฑ๐“€ท โ€ฆpu
๐“‹ด๐“‚“๐“€ท Seka Hsekiu
๐“†ฉ๐“ƒ›๐“€ท Khayu cow
๐“๐“‡‹๐“…ฑ๐“€ท Tiu
๐“ฟ๐“ˆ™๐“€ท Thesh
๐“ˆ–๓ดŸข๐“€ท โ‰ˆ Neheb hobel ๐“ˆ–๓ดœข๐“€ท ๐“ˆ–๓ดœฆ๐“€ท ?
๐“‡…๐“†œ๐“€ท Wazner Wazenez, Wadjenedj, Wenegbu? ๐“†œ๐“€ท Ner โ‡” ๐“†ข๐“‹ Narmer
๐“…“๐“„ก๐“€ท Mekh

This/Theny, near Girga, seat of the First and Second Dynasties.
The cemetery of the First Dynasty kings was near Abydos

1st Dynasty 3100 - 2890 BC

Several variants for each king according to sources:

  1. Menes ๓ดฅพ๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“‡‹ ฮœฮฎฮฝ ฮœฮฎฮฝฮทฯ‚ Mรฉnรฉs ฮœฮนฮฝ Min ๐“‹Š ๐“‹‰ Khmin ๐“ƒ Khmun
    Menes โšญ ๐“‹‹๐“Šต Neithhotep
    Mรชnรชs according Manetho, Min in Herodotus deliverance of Mรฉnas by a crocodile ๐“†Š
    Narmer ๐“†ข๐“‹๓ด‡š ๐“†ข๓ดกจ๓ด‡š โ‡” ๐“‡…๐“†œ๐“€ท Wazner
    Narachรด first king, Noahโ€™s son as of Manetho (@ Cham )
    Hor-Aha ๐“…ƒ๐“‰ป โ‰ˆ ๐“…ƒ๐“‹น ๐“›
    ๐“†ข๐“‹ โ‹ Min wegen ๐“Š monk und ๐“†ข โ‹ ๐’€ญ๐’Šน Min star / เฎฎเฏ€เฎฉเฏ mฤซแน‰ fish in dravidian

  2. แผŒฮธฯ‰ฮธฮนฯ‚ Athotรญs Athรดthis @ Memphis ๐“ท๐“๐“๐“‡‹ โฅ‹ ๐“๐“‡‹๐“…ฑ๐“€ท
    "his anatomical works are extant, for he was a physician"
    Teti โ‰  Iti โ‰  Ita !
    Djer ๐“ท๐“‡‹๐“๐“„ฟ
    Djer ๓ณฒŒ๐“ˆˆ โ‰ˆ see Den ๐“ˆˆ๐“ˆˆ๓ดฅพ
    Djer ๐“…‰ In-nebw = Uenรฉphes
    Djet ๓ณฒŒ๐“†“ ! โฅ‹ Usaphรกis โšญ ๐“‰ป๐“ˆ–๐“๐“‹Œ Ahaneith
    Djetแถฅ ๐“ท๐“‡‹๐“๐“„ฟ โฅ‹
    Itiแต—แถฅ ๐“‡‹๐“๐“˜๓ดฅพ itty ittj โ€ขitity Itetj ๓ณฒŒ๐“ˆˆ โ‰ˆ Djet/Djer
    Ita ๐“‡‹๐“๐“„ฟ๓ดฅพ ๐“‡‹๐“๐“…‚๓ดฅพ ๐“‡‹๐“๐“…๓ดฅพ vulture?
    Iti ๐“ท๐“ˆˆ๐“ˆˆ Itui? ๐“…‚
    Itaโฟ ๐“ท๐“ˆˆ๐“ˆˆ?
    Itui ๐“ท๐“ˆˆ๐“ˆˆ? โ‡” แผŒฮธฯ‰ฮธฮนฯ‚ Athotรญs doubling
    Tiuแต—แถฅ ๐“๐“‡‹๐“…ฑ๐“€ท
    Teti ๐“๐“๐“‡‹๓ดฅพ =
    Teti I ๐“๐“๐“‡‹๐“ญ
    Septi ๐“ˆˆ๐“ˆˆ๓ดฅพ โฉฎ Qenti โฉฎ Den

  3. ฮšฮตฮฝฮบฮญฮฝฮทฯ‚ Kenkenรฉs Cencenes โ‡” ๐“‚ง๐“ˆ–
    Khenthap ๐“๐“ˆ–๐“๐“€พ ๐“Ž›๐“‘๐“Šช๐“€ญ Musician of Hapi "mother" โ€ขqueenth of harp
    Merneith ๐“Œน๐“‚‹๐“‹Ž mother of ๓ณฒŒ๐“‚ง๐“ˆ– Den Don Daniel (5.)
    โ‡”

  4. ฮŸแฝฮตฮฝฮญฯ†ฮทฯ‚ Vavenephis โ‹
    Uenephรฉs @ Africanus "famine, built the pyramids near Cho/Kรดchรดme"
    Merbapen ๐“Œธ๐“‚‹๐“Šธ๐“Šช๐“ˆ–๐“ท โฅ‹ ( ๓ด“ค ๐“ )
    Merbiapen ๐“Œป๐“‚‹๐“…๐“Šช๐“ˆ– โ‡” Merneith
    Meribiap ๐“Œป๐“‚‹๐“ˆž๐“Šช๓ดฅพ
    Miebรฎdรณs ๐“ท๐“Œป๐“‚‹๐“ˆž๐“Šช โฅ‹ 6. Niebaรฏs@Manetho Anedjib ๐“ท๓ณฅ

  5. ฮŸแฝฯƒฮฑฯ†ฮฌฯŠฯ‚ Usaphais Usaphaรฏs
    Enezib ๐“Žš๐“„ฃ = ๐“Ž™๓ณชต
    Anedjib ๐“ท๐“Žš๓ดžฆ =
    Hor-Adjib ๓ณฒŒ๐“Žš๓ดžฆ

(Qe)beh โ€ฆ๐“ƒ€๐“Ž›๐“…† โฅ‹
Qa'a ๓ณฒŒ๐“˜๐“‚ โฅ‹
Qenti ๐“–๐“๐“ญ โฅ‹
Qenti ๐“‚ง๐“ˆ–๐“ โฅ‹
Kรฉnkenes ๐“‚ง๐“ˆ– โ‹ Cencenes (4.) โ‰ˆ ๐“ท๐“‚“๐“‚ธ๐“‚ธ๐“‚ธ (2.) ?
Qenqen ๐“‚ง๐“ˆ– โ‰ˆ
Den ๓ณฒŒ๐“‚ง๐“ˆ– Dewen Udimu Udymu "Oรบsaphaรฎdos" "Khasti"
Den ๓ณฒŒ๐“‚ง๐“ˆ– Don Daniel 'God is my Judge' @ Susa! Shush-e Daniyal
Sepati ๐“ท๐“ˆˆ๐“ˆˆ ๐“ท๐“ˆ? see Itaโฟ ๓ณฒŒ๐“ˆˆ Djet/Djer
Daniel & Seth in the Abrahamic religions, was the third son of Adam and Eve.

  1. ฮฮนฮตฮฒฮฌฯŠฯ‚ Niebais โฅ‹ 4. Uenephรฉs
    Anedjib ๐“ท๓ณฅ โฅ‹
    Adjib ๐“ท๓ณ‰‡ โฅ‹
    Miebidos โฅ‹

  2. ฮฃฮตฮผแผ”ฮผฯˆฮทฯ‚ Mempses@Manetho
    Semempsรฉs ๐“…’๐“‹ด๐“‹๐“„ก
    Semerkhet ๓ณฒŒ๐“‹ด๓ดกจ๐“/๓ณฒŒ๐“‹ด๐“‹๐“Žก/๓ณฒŒ๐“‹ด๐“‹๐“„ก? โฅ‹
    Semerkhet ๐“…’๐“†ฅ๐“‰— ๐“‡“๐“Šต ๐“Œ๐“Œ๐“Œ !? ๓ด ” โ‰ˆ แƒ„ โ‘‚ Y โต– ะ ัŸ แตž
    Semsu ๓ณฅ๓ดฅพ
    Semsen ๐“‹ด๐“…“๐“‹ด๐“…“ @ Turin
    Simpson Samson ๐“‡ณ โ€ฆ
    "many portents and a great pestilence occurred."

Sneferka ๓ณฒŒ๐“‹ด๐“„ค๐“‚“

  1. ฮŸแฝฮฒฮนฮญฮฝฮธฮทฯ‚ Ubienthรชs / Vibenthis @ Manetho
    Biรชnechรชs / Bienรฉkhes! โ‡” Bau-netjer ๐“Šน๐“…ข see 2nd Dynasty
    Qebeh ๐“ท๐“˜๐“ƒ€๐“Ž›๐“ ๐“˜๐“ƒ€๐“Ž›๓ดฅพ
    Qaแต‡a ๓ณฒŒ๐“˜๐“‚ "Sen" old senior
    (Qe)beh โ€ฆ๐“ƒ€๐“Ž›๐“…† @ Turin
    Batyires ๐“ƒ€๐“๐“ƒ๐“˜๐“‚‹๐“‹ด๐“ Queen Batires Betrest
    Ba ๐“ƒ€๐“ƒ see 2nd Dynasty
    Bird ๓ณฒŒ๐“…ญ

2nd Dynasty 2890 - 2686 BC

Hotepsekhemwy ๐“Šต๓ด ”๓ด ” Sehotep

  1. ฮ’ฮฟฮทฮธฯŒฯ‚ Boรฉthos @ Manetho "๐“ƒ Mendesian goat god"
    Bedjau ๐“Šต๐“Œ‚๐“Œ‚โฅ‹ ๓ดชฟ โ‰ˆ ๓ด ” โ‰ˆ ๐“‹ โ‰ˆ ๐“Œ‚ โ‰ˆ ๓ด ” โ‰ˆ แƒ„
    Bedjau ๐“ท๐“ƒ€๐“‘๐“…ฑ๓ดชฟ Bochos in Bubastus @ Eusebius
    "a chasm opened at Bubastus, and many perished."

2a.
Nebra ๓ณฒŒ๐“‡ณ๐“ŽŸ โ‡” Neter-Ren / Ren-nebu
Raneb ๓ณฒŒ๐“‡ณ๐“ŽŸ ๓ณฒŒ๐“Šต๓ด ”๓ด ” "development of sun worship and the cult of Ra"

2b. ฮšฮฑฮนฮญฯ‡ฯ‰ฯ‚ Kaiechรฉs Kaichรดos Cechous Choos ๐“ŽŸ see 2b. / 4b.

  1. Binothris / ฮ’ฮฏฮฟฯ†ฮนฯ‚ Biophis
    Baunetjer ๐“Šต๐“Œ‚๐“Œ‚โฅ‹๐“ท๐“ƒ€๐“‘๐“…ฑ
    Banetjer ๐“ƒ๐“Šน๐“ˆ–
    Binรณthris ๐“ƒ๐“Šน๐“ˆ–
    Ba ๓ณฒŒ๐“ƒ€๐“ƒ
    Bau-netjer ๐“Šน๐“…ข
    Ba-netjeru ๐“ท๐“Žป๐“…ก๐“Šน๐“๐“‚‹๐“…ฑ (Followed by Wadjenes ๐“ท๐“‡…๐“„“๐“ค๐“„น in Saqqara)
    Banetjer ๓ดฅพ๐“Šธ๐“ƒ๐“Šน๐“ˆ– =
    Nynetjer ๐“Šธ๐“ƒ๐“Šน๐“ˆ– Ninetjer ๐“ƒ”๐“ŽŸ Ren-nebu ๐“Šน๐“ƒ” Neter-Ren

2b. / 4b. ฮšฮฑฮนฮญฯ‡ฯ‰ฯ‚ Kaiechรฉs / Kaichรณos Chรณos according Syncellus
Kakau ๐“ท๐“‚“๐“‚ธ๐“‚ธ๐“‚ธ Kakaw Kaรญechรณs
"In his reign the bulls Apis at Memphis and Mnevis at Heliopolis, and the Mendesian goat were worshipped as gods"

  1. uncertain
    Wadjenes ๐“ท๐“‡…๐“„“๐“ค๐“„น Wadjlas @ Saqqara
    Wadjenes ๓ดฅพ๐“‡…๐“ˆ–๐“‹ด โ‡” Weneg flower :
    Weneg-Nebty ๐“†ฅ ๐“…’ ๐“ผ๓ณพฎ๐“ผ โ‹ ๐“ผ๐“‡…๐“ผ
    Tlas ๐“‡…๐“ˆ–๐“‹ด ( ๐“ˆ– Nโ‡จL )
    Wadjlas ๐“‡…๐“ˆ–๐“‹ด / ๐“ท๐“‡…๐“„“๐“ค๐“„น
    Ougotlas ๐“‡…๐“ˆ–๐“‹ด
    Nubnefer ๐“‹ž๐“„ค Nebra ๓ณฒŒ๐“‡ณ๐“ŽŸ

  2. Sethenes โ‹ ๐“‹ด๐“ˆ–๐“‚ง๐“‡‹ @ Manetho
    Sendi ๐“‹ด๐“ˆ–๐“‚ง๐“‡‹
    Senedj ๐“‹ด๐“ˆ–๐“‚ง๐“‡‹
    Senedj ๐“ท ๐“…พ

5b uncertain:
Peribsen ๐“ƒซ๓ดЇ๐“‰๐“„ฃ๐“‹ด๐“ˆ–
Bebti ๐“ƒซ๓ดЇ๐“‰๐“„ฃ?
Sekhemib ๐“‡“๐“†ค ๐“‹ด๐“Œ‚๐“„ฃ ๐“‰ โ‡” Sekhemkhet ๐“‹ด๐“Œ‚๐“„ก
Sekhemib-Perenmaat

  1. Chairรชs โ‹ ๐“‡ณ๐“‚“๓ดฅพ !
    Kakau ๐“ท๐“‚“๐“‚ธ๐“‚ธ๐“‚ธ Kakaw Kaรญechรณs

  2. Nephercherรชs
    Neferkara I ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“๓ดฅพ โ‡” ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“น๐“‚“๓ดฅพ!
    Nรฉphercherรฉs ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“
    Nefer.Kaล›okar ๐“„ค๐“‚“๐“Šƒ๐“Žก๐“‚‹ ^^

7b / 8b / 9
Khasekhem ๐“ƒซ๓ดЇ๐“ˆ๐“Œ‚
Khasekhemwy ๐“ƒซ๓ดЇ๓ด‚ฉ๓ด ”๓ด ” ๓ด‚ช๓ด ”๓ด ”

  1. ฮฃฮญฯƒฯ‰ฯ‡ฯฮนฯ‚ Sesรดchris โ‰  ฮฃฮญฯƒฯ‰ฯƒฯ„ฯฮนฯ‚ Sesostris @ Herodotus see Senusret much later
    Sesรณchris ๐“„ค๐“‚“๐“Šƒ๐“Žก๐“‚‹ < โ€ขCasรณchris
    Horus Saหขแต’ ๐“…ƒ๐“Šƒ๐“„ƒ?
    Djadjay ๐“‘๐“‘๐“ถ๐“‡‹๐“‡‹
    Hudjefa _๐“†“๐“†‘๐“„ฟ 'missing/erased'

  2. Chenerรชs ๐“ƒซ๓ดЇ๐“ˆ๐“Œ‚ see 7/8b

3rd Dynasty 2686 - 2613 BC 'Old Kingdom'

  1. ฮฮตฯ‡ฮตฯฯŽฯ†ฮทฯ‚ Necherรณphรชs ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“ Necherรดchis โ‡” ๐“ˆ– ๐“…˜ ๐“Ž› ?
    Nebka ๐“ท๐“ŽŸ๐“‚“๐“ค

  2. ฮคฯŒฯƒฮฟฯฮธฯฮฟฯ‚ Tosรณrthros ๐“‚ฆ๐“Žƒ Sesorthos Asclepios
    Djoser ๐“‚ฆ๐“Žƒ Netjerikhet

3a. Tosertasis
Teti ๓ดฅพ๐“๐“๐“‡‹
Tyrรฉis ๐“‚ฆ๐“๐“:๐“๐“๐“‡‹ Tyris
Djoserti
(Djoser-)Teti ๐“‚ฆ๐“๐“:๐“๐“๐“‡‹ โ‰ˆโฅ‹

3b. Sekhemkhet ๐“‹ด๐“Œ‚๐“„ก

4a. Sedjes ๐“Šƒ๐“†“๐“‹ด๓ดฅพ

Mesรดchris
Necherรดchis ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“ see 1.
Necherรดphes ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“
Neferkarรช ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“
Neferkare
Nebkare
Nebka
Nebtawy

4x. Hudjefa means "erased" or "missing"
Hudjefa I ๓ดฃŽ๐“Ž›๐“†“๐“†‘๐“„ฟ๐“…ฏ๐“…ฉ๓ดฃ๐“…† @ Turin
Hudjefa ๐“ท๐“„‘๐“†“๐“†‘๐“…ฐ @ Sakkara โ€ขfowl ๐“…ฐ โ‰ˆ ๐“…ฏ๐“…ช

  1. Sรดรฟphis see 2. Djoser / 8. Sรชphuris ?
  2. Tรณsertasis see Djoserti see 3.

5x. Huni (Turin) โ‡”
5y. Senakht ๐“›๐“ˆ–๐“†ฑ

  1. see ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“
  2. Achรฉs ๓ณฒŒ๐“˜๐“‹‘ ?
  3. Sรฉphuris
  4. Kerpherรฉs
    Khaba ๐“ˆ๐“…ก๐“˜๐“‹‘
    Qahedjet ๓ณฒŒ๐“˜๐“‹‘ โ‡” Hudjefa 'missing/erased'
    โš ๏ธ Huni ๐“Ž›๐“ / ๐“Ž›๐“ฒ๐“ ๐“ท๐“‡“๐“๐“ˆ–๐“Ž› Nisut-Hu, Ny-Suteh, Hu-en-nisut Hw.t-njswt.-hw ("Hut-nisut-hu")
  5. รches ^^ very african

4th Dynasty 2613 - โ€ฆ BC

  1. Sรดris
    Sneferu ๐“‹ด๐“„ค๐“…ฑ
    Nebmaat ๓ณฒŒ๐“ŽŸ๐“ฆ
  2. Cheops โ‹ Chabryรชs โ‹ Suphis I, II
    Khufu ๐“๐“†‘๐“…ฑ
    Khafra ๐“‡ณ๐“ˆ๐“‚๐“†‘ ฮงฮตฯ†ฯแฟ†ฮฝ Chephrรชn
    Khafre ๐“‡ณ๐“ˆ๐“‚๐“†‘
    Chnoubos ๐“Žธ๐“ƒ๐“๐“†‘๐“…ฑ
  3. Mencherรฉs Mencherinus
    Menkaure ๐“‡ณ๐“ ๐“‚“๐“‚“๐“‚“ Kakhet

Medjedu ๓ณฒŒ๐“ฆ๐“…ฑ

  1. Ratoisรฉs
    Radjedef ๐“‡ณ๐“Šฝ๐“†‘ แฟฌฮฑฯ„ฮฟฮฏฯƒฮทฯ‚
    Djedefre ๐“‡ณ๐“Šฝ๐“†‘

  2. Bikheris Bicheris ฯ€/๐“†‘!
    Bakaสณ ๐“ƒ๐“‚“

  3. Sebercherรฉs
    Shepseskaf ๐“€ป๐“Šƒ๐“Šƒ๐“‚“๐“†‘

  4. Thamphthis
    Userib ๓ณฒŒ๐“Œ€๐“„ฃ

5th Dynasty 2496 to 2345 BC

  1. Usercherรฉs
    Userkaf ๐“Œ€๐“‹ด๐“‚“๐“†‘ vs ๐“Œ‚
    Irimaat

  2. Sephrรชs ฮฃฯตฯ•ฯฮฎฯ‚
    Sahure ๐“‡ณ๐“ƒƒ๐“…ฑ ๐“‡ณ๓ณกต๐“…ฑ ๐“‡ณ๐“ƒ…๐“…ฑ ๐“‡ณ๐“‡๐“…ฑ ๐“‡ณ๐“ƒ„๐“…ฑ
    Sahure "close to Re" ๐“ โ‡” ๐“‹ด ๐“ ๐“Œฆ ๐“‚ก close ๐“Šช ๐“„ก ๐“‚‹ ๐“„ฒ enclose ๐“ˆ™ ๐“‚ง ๐“ฒ ๐“‚ก closed ๐“„ฒ ๐“‚‹ ๐“‚ป enclose ๐“‚ ๐“‚‹ ๐“†‘ ๐“‚ฌ enclose

  3. Nephercherรฉs
    Neferirkare ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“น๐“‚“๐“ท โ‰Ÿ Kakai ๐“‚“๐“‚“๐“‡‹๓ดฅพ Cherรฉs? โ‡” ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“๓ดฅพ โ‡”
    Neferefre ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“†‘๐“ท โ‰ 
    Nyuserre ๐“‡ณ๐“ˆ–๐“Œ€๐“‹ด๐“‚‹๓ดฅพ โ‡” "Netjeruser" ๐“Šน๐“…ฑ๐“Œ€๐“‹ด๐“‚‹๐“ท

  4. Sisirรฉs
    Shepseskare ๐“‡ณ๐“€ผ๐“‹ด๐“‹ด๐“‚“๐“ท
    Shepseskare ๐“‡ณ๐“€ผ๐“‚“๐“‡ณ (Saite Scarab)
    Shepseskare Sekhemkhaw ๐“Œ‚๐“ˆ๐“…ฑ vs Khasekhem ๐“ƒซ๓ดЇ๐“ˆ๐“Œ‚
    Shepseskare "Netjeruser" ๐“Šน๐“…ฑ๐“Œ€๐“‹ด๐“‚‹๐“ท โ‡” ๐“‡ณ๐“ˆ–๐“Œ€๐“‹ด๐“‚‹๓ดฅพ Nyuserre

  5. Cherรฉs
    โ‡” Kakai ๐“‚“๐“‚“๐“‡‹๓ดฅพ

  6. Rathurรฉs ๐“‡ณ๐“ƒƒ๐“…ฑ?

Nyuserre ๐“‡ณ๐“ˆ–๐“Œ€๐“‹ด๐“‚‹๓ดฅพ "Ini" ๐“‡‹๐“ˆ–๐“ˆ–๐“‡‹๐“ท
7. Mencherรฉs ( confusion with ๐“‡ณ๐“ ๐“‚“๐“‚“๐“‚“ Menkaure )
Menkauhor ๐“‡ณ๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“‚“๐“‚“๐“‚“๓ดฅพ Kaiu-Hor ๐“ท๐“…ƒ๐“‚“๐“‡‹๐“…ฑ
8. Tancherรฉs Tatcherรฉs
Djedkare ๐“‡ณ๐“Šฝ๐“‚“๓ดฅพ ๐“…‰๐“ท๐“‡ณ๐“Šฝ๐“‚“ Isesi
9. Unas Unis Onnus Oenas Onnos Wenis ๐“ƒน๐“ˆ–๐“‡‹๐“‹ด โ‡” "Ini" ๐“‡‹๐“ˆ–๐“ˆ–๐“‡‹๐“ท

6th Sixth Dynasty

34 Teti ๐“๐“๐“‡‹๓ดฅพ Othoรฉs
35 Userkare ๐“‡ณ๐“Œ€๐“‹ด๐“‚“๓ดฅพ "Phius" "Methusuphis"
36 Meryre ๐“‡ณ๐“Œป๐“‚‹๐“‡‹๐“‡‹๓ดฅพ Pepi I ๐“Šช๐“Šช๐“‡‹๐“‡‹๐“ท "Phiรฉps" Maria ๐“‡ณ๐“Œป๐“‡‹๐“‡‹๐“ท
37 Merenre ๐“‡ณ๐“Œป๐“‚‹๐“ˆ–๓ดฅพ Nemtyemsaf I Marion Menthesuphis
38 Neferkare ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“๓ดฅพ Neferka Pepi II see 5th
39 Merenre Saemsaf ๐“‡ณ๐“Œป๐“‚‹๐“ˆ–๐“…ง๐“…“๐“Ž‚๐“†‘๓ดฅพ Nemtyemsaf II
Nitocris, the noblest and loveliest of the women of her time
Scemiophris (Sebeknofrurรฉโ€˜) โ‡” Thamphthis 4th

First Intermediate Period

Joseph was governor of Egypt, and in whose reign thereafter
Moses, โ€”he who saw God,โ€” led the Hebrews in their exodus from Egypt,

Inachus

The founder of the First Dynasty of kings of Argos, Inachus is said to have died twenty generations before the Fall of Troy, 1.6. circa 1850 B.c. Aegyptus and Danaus were fifth in descent from Inachus:

** Much confusion between Gods, Demigods and later persona:
Apiรดn the grammarian, born in Upper Egypt, lived at Rome in the time of Tiberius, Gaius, and Claudius: Tiberius called him by the nickname of โ€œcymbalum mundiโ€. As leader of the anti-Jewish movement, Apiรดn was later attacked by Josephus in his Contra Apionem. The quotation from Apiรดn appears to derive in part from the History of Ptolemy of Mendรฉs: see Tatian, Or. adversus Graecos, ยง 38, in Migne, Patrologia Graeca, vi. 880-882, and in Miiller, F.H.G. iv. p. 485 (quoted in F.H.G. ii. p. 533). (Ptolemy of Mendรฉs dated the Exodus to the reign of Amรฉsis, who was contemporary with Inachus. Apiรดnin the fourth volume of his Aegyptiaca (in five volumes) stated that Auaris was destroyed by Amรฉsis.) Much matter must have been common to the works of Ptolemy of Mendรฉs and Apiรดn: cf. Africanus in Eusebius, Praepar. Evang. x. 10, โ€˜โ€˜ Apiรดn says that in the time of Inachus Moses led out the Jewsโ€™โ€™. Cf. Fr. 52, 1, 53,9: 4 The founder

๐“ท ๐“ˆŽ ๐“ƒญ ๐“‡‹ ๐“ฏ ๐“Šช ๐“„ฟ ๐“‚ง ๐“‚‹ ๐“„ฟ | Cleopatra | #qrwjw๊œฃp๊œฃdr๊œฃ ฮšฮปฮตฮฟฯ€ฮฌฯ„ฯฮฑ โ€œglory of the fatherโ€
๐“ท ๐“Šช ๐“ ๐“ฏ ๐“ƒญ ๐“ ๐“‡Œ ๐“‹ด | Ptolemaios | ฮ ฯ„ฮฟฮปฮตฮผฮฑแฟ–ฮฟฯ‚ Ptolemy

After the enormous social upheavals generated by Akhenaten's religious reform, Horemheb, Ramesses I and Seti I's main priority was to re-establish order in the kingdom and to reaffirm Egypt's sovereignty over Canaan and Syria

19th Dynasty

๐“› ๐“ž ๐“ง ๐“ญ ๐“ฎ : ๓ณ‚ ๓ณ‚ฆ ๓ณ‚ป ๓ณƒ– ๓ณ‘ก ๓ณ‘ฃ ๓ณ‘ฐ ๓ณ‘ฑ ๓ณ‘ธ ๓ณ‡ผ ๓ณ‡ฝ ๓ณ‡พ ๓ณ‡ฟ ๓ณˆ€ ๓ณ”ง ๓ณ”จ ๓ณ”ฉ ๓ณ”ฐ ๓ณ”ฑ ๓ณ”ณ ๓ณ”ธ

  1. ๐“‡ณ ๐“„Ÿ ๐“‹ด ๐“‡“ ๐“…ฑ "Ra-mes-su" Ra begot him "Ramses I" Paramessu
  2. ๐“‡ณ ๐“  ๐“ˆ– ๐“„‡ ๐“ ๐“ Menpehtire Menpehtyre Menophres "Remaining Potent(ate)" 1b. ๐“‡ณ ๐“…ญ ๐“ Sitre Re-Sait Tia Godโ€™s Mother, Great Kingโ€™s Mother, Hereditary Princess iryt-p`t๐“‚‹๐“Šช๐“‚
  3. ๐“ฃ Seti I / Sethi founder of the 19th Dynasty as of Manetho <> ๐“‡ณ ๐“‡ ๐“ž ๐“‡ณ ๐“ 
  4. "sty mry-n-ptแธฅ" ๐“Œธ ๐“‡‹ ๐“‡‹ ๐“ˆ– ๐“ฃ ๐“Ž› ๐“ ๐“Šช or Sety Merenptah, meaning "Man of Set, beloved of Ptah"
  5. ๐“Šช ๐“ ๐“Ž› ๐“ฃ ๐“‡‹ ๐“‡‹ ๐“ˆ˜ ๐“ˆ– Ptah Sety Meren @ ๐“ฃ Sutekh Seth Mother : ๐“‡ณ ๐“…ญ ๐“ Sitre Re-Sait "Tia"
  6. ๐“‡‹ ๐“  ๐“ˆ– ๐“Œป ๐“‡‹ ๐“‡‹ ๐“ฃ ๐“ˆ– Amun Mery Satan ๐“‡ณ ๐“Œ€๐“ง๐“‹พ ๐“  Raymon
  7. ๐“‡ณ ๐“  ๐“ˆ– Menmaatre Ozymandias Usermaatre Setepenre ma'at < mand in Ozymandias โ€ขMantra =
  8. Ramesses II
  9. Merneptah ๐“€ฎ Merneptah ๐“Œน ๐“Œ€๐“› ๐“ˆ˜ ๐“ˆ– ๐“Šต ๐“ท ๐“ค Merenhotep ๐“Œน ๐“Œ€๐“› ๐“ˆ˜ ๐“ˆ– ๐“ƒ Merenba ๓ณ‘ฏ๓ณ‘ฑ ~ 2.!
  10. Banenre Mery-netjeru, which means "Soul of Ra, Beloved of the Gods".
  11. Seti II/Amenmesse 5a. Userkheperure Setepenre "Seti II" Sethos ๐“‰ ๐“ˆ– ๐“‡ณ "chosen one of Re." 5b. Amenmesse Menmire Setpenre

Setepenre name

๐“‰ ๐“ˆ– ๐“‡ณ Setepenre "Elect of Re" ๐’ƒป๐’‹ผ๐’…๐’ˆพ๐’Š‘๐’€€ ลกรก-te-ep-na-re-a ล รกtep-na-rฤซ๊œฅa ! Usermaatre Setepenre (Ramesses II) Moses ๐“‡ณ ๐“„Ÿ ๐“‹ด ๐“‹ด Userkheperure Setepenre (Seti II) Akhenre Setepenre (Siptah) Usermaatre Setepenre (Ramesses VII) Neferkare Setepenre Khaemwaset (Ramesses IX) Khepermaatre Setepenre (Ramesses X) Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Smendes I) ๐“‹ด๐“Šโ€ฆ? Aakheperre Setepenre (Osorkon the Elder) Netjerkheperre Setepenre (Siamun) Titkheperure Setepenre (Psusennes II) Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Shoshenq I) ๐“‡๐“‡๐“ˆ–๐“˜ Sekhemkheperre Setepenre (Osorkon I) Heqakheperre Setepenre (Shoshenq II) Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Takelot I) Usermaatre Setepenre (Shoshenq III) Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Takelot II) Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Shoshenq IV) 778โ€“740 BC Usermaatre Setepenre (Pami) Uasnetjerre Setepenre (Shoshenq VII, existence doubtful)

Shoshenq A, sometimes also called Shoshenq the Elder, was a Great Chief of the Ma during the 21st Dynasty of ancient Egypt. He is mainly known for being an ancestor of the 22nd Dynasty pharaohs. Successor Nimlot/Nimrod A

Loprieno, Antonio (1995), Ancient Egyptian - A linguistic introduction, Oxford University Press, p. 29


Manetho โ€œAegyptiacaโ€ via Josephus Flavius (first century A.D.), Sextus Julius Africanus (third century A.D.), Eusebius of Cesarea (third/fourth century A.D), George Syncellos (a Byzantine historian from the eighth century A.D)

1. Dynasty One

Menes; reign 62 (A) or 30 (E) years. He was probably Hor-aha, but some argue that he was Narmer, or a hybrid of several pre-dynastic kings Athothis; reign 57 (A) or 27 (E) years. == Hor-aha Kenkenes; reign 31 (A) or 39 (E) years probably Djer Wenefes/Ouenphes; reign 23 (A) or 42 (E) years. == Djet Usaphaidos/Ousaphaidos; reign 20 (A and E) years. == Den Miebis/Miebidos; reign 26 (A and E) years. == Anedjib Semempses; reign 18 (A and E) years. == Semerkhet Bieneches; reign 26 (A and E) years. == Qaโ€™a

2. Dynasty Two

Boethos; reign 38 (A) years. == Bedjau ๐“ท๐“ƒ€๐“‘๐“…ฑ๓ดชฟ โ˜‘ Hotepsekhemwy Kaiechos; reign 39 (A) years. == Raneb Binothris; reign 47 (A) years. == Nynetjer Thias; reign 17 (A) years. == Sekhemib (also known as Seth-peribsen) Sethenes; reign 41 (A) years. == ๐“‹ด ๐“ˆ– ๐“‚ง ๐“‡‹ Sendji / Senedj / Sened Chaires; reign 17 (A) years. =? Nubnefer ๐“‹ž ๐“„ค ๐“‡ณ๐“‚“! Neferkheres; reign 25 (A) years. == Neferkare ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“‚“ โ˜‘โ˜‘โ˜‘! Sesochris; reign 48 (A and E) years. == Neferkasokar Kheneres (or Cheneris); reign 30 (A and E) years. == Khasekhemwy

3. Dynasty Three

Necherophes; reign 28 (A) years. == Sanakhte Libyans revolted, surrendered Tosorthros; reign 29 (A) years. == Zoser / Djoser ๐“‚ฆ + Imuthรฉs โ‰ˆ Imhotep
Tyreis/Tyris; reign 7 (A) years. == Sekhemkhet Mesochris; reign 17 (A) years. Unclear, ๐“„Ÿ๐“‚“๐“‡ณ? but may be Khaba: Soyphis/Suphis; reign 16 (A) years. Unclear <> <> ๐“๐“†‘๐“…ฑ Khaba โ‰ˆ Suphis I ๐“‹ด๐“„ค๐“…ฑ Tosertasis; reign 19 (A) years. Unclear ๐“‚ฆโ€ฆ Aches; reign 42 (A) years. May be Huni โ‰  Aha ๐“…ƒ๐“‰ป Sephuris/Sephouris; reign 30 (A) or 48 (E) years . Unclear <> ๐“‹ด๐“„ค๐“…ฑ Kerferes; reign 26 (A) years . Unclear ๐“‚“/๐“†ฃ/๐“„ค๐“…ฑ <> Neferkare

4. Dynasty Four

Soris; reign 28 years (A). โ‰ˆโ‰ˆ Sneferu โ€ขSofairu ๐“‹ด๐“„ค๐“…ฑ ๐“‹ด๐“„ค๐“†‘๐“‚‹ โ˜‘ Suphis I; reign 63 years (A). == ๐“๐“†‘๐“…ฑ Khufu Khรฉops ฮงฮญฮฟฯˆ Cheops โ‹ Chabryรชs โ˜‘ Suphis II; reign 66 years (A). == ๐“‡ณ๐“ˆ๐“‚๐“†‘ Khafre Khefren ฮงฮตฯ†ฯแฟ†ฮฝ Chephren Kha'afre ๐“ ๐“‚ ๐“ˆ | rise Mencheres; reign 63 years (A). == Menkaure โ˜‘ Ratoises; reign 25 years (A), Djedefre ๐“‡ณ๐“Šฝ๐“†‘ โ˜‘! Bicheris; reign 22 years (A), Bikheris โ‰ˆ Baka Bakare ๐“…ก๐“‚“๐“‡ณ โ˜‘ Mencheres; reign 63 years (A), Menkaure โ˜‘ Sebercheres; reign 7 years (A), Shepseskaf โ‰ˆโ˜‘ Tamphtis; reign 9 (A) or 48 (E) years possibly Djedefptah/Thamphthis

5. Dynasty Five

Usercheres; reign 28 years (A). โ‰ˆ Userkaf โ˜‘ Sephres; reign 13 years (A). โ‰ˆ Sahure ฮฃฯตฮฆฯฮฎฯ‚ ๐“‡ณ๐“‡๐“…ฑ โ‰ˆ ๐“‡ณ๐“ƒ…๐“…ฑ @ Sahure "Near Re" @swamP Nepherchres; reign 20 years (A). โ‰ˆ Neferirkare โ˜‘ Sisires; reign 7 years (A). == Shepseskare โ‰ˆ Cheres; reign 20 years (A). โ‰ โ‰ˆ Neferefre Rathures; reign 44 years (A). == Niuserre Mencheres; reign 9 years (A). == Menkauhor โ˜‘! Tencheres; reign 44 years (A). == Djedkare ~โ˜‘ Onnos; reign 33 years (A). == Unas โ˜‘

6. Dynasty Six

Othoes; reign 30 years (A). โ‰ˆ= Teti Phios; reign 53 years (A). โ‰ˆ= Pepi I Methusuphis; reign 7 years (A). โ‰ˆ= Merenre I Phiops; reign an unlikely 94 years (A). == Pepi II โ˜‘ Menthesupis; reign almost a year. == Merenre II Nitocris; reign 12 years (A). S == Queen Nitocris

7. Dynasty Seven

Africanus refers to 70 kings reigning 70 days. Eusebius records five rulers reigning for 75 days.

8. Dynasty Eight, Africanus records 27 rulers over 146 years while Eusebius records five rulers over 100 years. No names are confirmed

10. Dynasty Ten, 19 rulers based in Heracleopolis are recorded in all three sources. No names are confirmed

11. Dynasty Eleven, 16 rulers in Thebes ruling over 43 years are recorded in all three sources

12. Dynasty Twelve!

Amemenes; reign 16 years (A and E), Amenemhat I. โ˜‘ ๐“‡‹ ๐“  ๐“ˆ– ๐“…“ ๐“„‚ ๐“ "Amun im Herz" Sesonchosis; reign 46 years(A and E), Senusret I. โ‰ˆโ˜‘ SysonChorith ๐“„Š ๐“‚‹ ๐“ ๐“Šƒ ๐“ˆ– Ammanemes; reign 38 years (A and E), Amenemhat II. โ˜‘ murdered by his own eunuchs Sesostris; reign 48 years (A and E), Senusret II. โ‰ˆโ˜‘ subdued the whole of Asia + Europe upto Thrace! Lachares/Lamares; reign 8 years(A and E), (?) Senusret III. <> ๐“‡ณ ๐“„Š ๐“‹ด ๐“‚‹ ๐“‚ก ๐“ˆ– Seuserenre 15th โ€ข ๐“‡ณ๐“‚“๐“‚“๐“‚“ Khakaure โ‰ˆ LesKares Lachares ๐“‡ณ๓ณšด @ Kahun ๐“Š– / El-Lahun ๐“Š– Senusrethotep new capital 2 dynast Ameres; reign 8 years (A and E), Amenemhat III Ammenemes; reign 8 years (A), Amenemhat IV Skemiophris; reign 4 years (A) Sobekneferu โ‰ˆโ‰ˆยฑ

13. Dynasty Thirteen

60 rulers ruling over 453 years mentioned in all three sources, but no names confirmed ๐“‡ณ๐“Œป๐“„ค / ๐“‡ณ๐“Œป๐“‚‹๐“„ค Merneferre Ay I <> ๓ดฃŽ?๐“‡‹ ๐“‡‹๐“‡‹๓ดฃ "Eye" <> Ay II ๓ดฃŽ? ๐“‡‹๐“‡‹ X ๐“‡‹๐“‡‹ ๐“Šน๐“‹พ๐“‹†๓ดฃ

14. Dynasty Fourteen

Africanus records 76 rulers ruling over 184 years, Eusebius mentions 76 rulers over 184 years in one version and over 484 years in another version. No names are confirmed (Timaios or Tutimaios โ‰ˆ Tuthmosis confusion: an army of foreigners suddenly came from the Near East)

15. Dynasty Fifteen

Saites/Silites; reign 19 years (A, E and J), Salatis Salitis ฮฃฮฌฮปฮนฯ„ฮนฯ‚ first Hyksos king โ€ขHyksos Semqen ๐“‹พ ๐“˜ ๐“†ท ๐“‹ด ๐“…“ ๐“˜ ๐“ˆ– โ€ขSemitan Bnon/Baion; reign 44 years (A, E and J), (Aper-Anat?) Sheshi Pacnan/Apachnas; reign 36 (E) or 37 years (A and J), Yakhob-Har (ฦ’!?) โ€ขYaqub-Har Jakob-Horus! ๐“…ญ ๐“‡ณ ๐“‡‹ ๐“‡‹ ๐“Žก ๐“Šช ๐“‰” ๐“‚‹ ๐“™ ๐“‹น "Protected by Horus" Semitic! Staan/SethosIannas; reign 50 years (A, E and J), Khyan โ€ขKhyan ๐“‡ณ ๐“„Š ๐“‹ด ๐“‚‹ ๐“‚ก ๐“ˆ– Seuserenre "strong by re" souserain ฯซโฒฑโฒฃโฒ“ <> Sheshi <> Senusret Aphophis/Aiofis/Apofis; reign 61 years (A, E and J), Apopi โ˜‘ Archles/Assis; reign 30 (E) or 49 years (A and J), Khamoudy Khamudi (confused with Kamose)

# 16. Dynasty Sixteen

Africanus refers to 32 kings reigning 518 years. Eusebius refers to dynasty Fifteen and Sixteen ruling out of Thebes for 190 years. No names are confirmed

17th Dynasty Seventeen

Africanus records 43 โ€œShepherd Kingsโ€ (referring to the Hyksos) reigning over 151 years but this is considered by some to be a mistake actually referring to the 43 kings of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth dynasties and then five kings ruling from Thebes

The rulers mentioned in this period are Antef I, Rahotep, Sobekemsaf, Djehuty, Montuhotep VII, Nebiryaou I (or II) Sobekemsaf I, Intef VI and VII, Senakhtenre Tao I "The Brave", Seqenenre Tao II, and Kamose (brother and predecessor of Ahmose I)

Foreign kings from Phoenicia, who seized Memphis

  1. Saรฏtรชs/Saitรฉs 19 years <> ๐“ฃ Seti I / Sethi ๐“‡ณ ๐“…ญ ๐“ Sitre @ Sait nome
  2. Bnรดn, for 40 years. ๐“ƒ€๐“ˆ–๐“‚๐“ˆ– / ๐“ƒ€๐“ข๐“‡ฉ๐“‚œ๐“ˆ– "unnamed" ?
  3. Aphรดphis, for 14 years. ๐“Šช๐“Šต๐“Šช ?

Synodic month 29 d 12 h 44 min ( up from 28 ) Saitรฉs added 12 hours to the month, to make its length 30 days; and he added 6 days to the year, which thus comprised 365/366 days

After him Archlรฉs(!) reign 30 years. Total, 103 years

It was in their time that Joseph was appointed king of Egypt!

18th Dynasty 1550 BC - 1295 BC

The names given to the eighteenth dynasty kings vary depending on the source. The names below are from Josephus, then Africanus, and then Eusebius (Syncellus)

(J) After the departure of the tribe of Shepherds from Egypt to Jerusalem, Tethmรฉsis (Thuthmosis) the king who drove them out of Egypt, reigned for 25 years (<> Amos!) Chebrรดn, who ruled for 13 years. (unexplained) Amenophis reigned for 20 Amessis for 21.9 (Hatshepsut) Mรฉphrรฉs for 12.9 years (Menkheperrรฉ* or Meshperรฉโ€˜) Mรฉphramuthรฉsis for 25 years (Menkheperrรฉโ€˜ Thutmose) "son"

(S) The first of these was Amos in whose reign Moses went forth from Egypt, then Chebron

(E) Iahmes/Amos/Amoses; reign 24-25 years and agreed to be Ahmose I ๓ดƒฏ ๐“„Ÿ ๐“Šƒ (Nebpehtire) Amenhotep/Amenophthis/Amophis; reign 20.7 (J), 24 (A) or 21 (E) years, Amenhotep I. ๐“‡‹๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“Šต๐“๐“Šช Mephres/Misaphris/Misaphris; reign 12.9 (J), 13 (A) or 12 (E) years, ๐“ƒ’๐“‚ก๐“Œน๐“ฆ โ‰ˆ Mey'Apirหข = โ€ข Thuthmosis I. ๐“…๐“„Ÿ / ๐“…ž ๐“ ๐“ฎ ๐“Ÿ ๐“„Ÿ = Aakheperkare ( ๐“‡ณ๐“‰ป๐“†ฃ๐“‚“ ) โ‰ˆ Chebron/Chebros/Chebros (๐“‡ณ๐“†ฃ๐“ˆ–); reign 13 years (J, A and E) Thuthmosis II (Aakheperenre ๐“‡ณ๐“‰ป๐“†ฃ๐“ˆ–) Amessis/Amensis; reign 21.9 (J) or 22 (A), "sister" Hatshepsut Maatkare <> ๐“‡ณ๐“ฆ๐“‚“ <> ๐“Œน๐“ฆ๐“ƒ’ Mephramuthosis/Misphragnuthosis/Misphamuthosis; reign 25 or 10 years (J) or 26 years (A and E), Thuthmosis III (Menkheperre ๐“‡ณ๐“ ๐“†ฃ ๐“…๐“„Ÿ๐“„ค๐“†ฃ) and / or Amenhotep II Menkheperure ๐“‡ณ๐“ ๐“†ฃ๐“…ฑ?) Thmosis/Tuthmosis/Tuthmosis; reign 9.8 years (J) or 9 (A and E), Tuthmosis IV ๐“…๐“„Ÿ๐“‹ด โ˜‘ Amenophis/Amenophis/Amenopthis; reign 30.10 (J) or 31 years (A and E), Amenhotep III ๐“‡‹๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“Šต๐“๐“Šช Orus (๐“…„?) ; reign 36.5 (J) 37 (A) or 28 (E) years, ๐“‡ณ๐“Œก๐“ˆ– Waenre ! ๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“†ฃ๐“…ฑ = โ€ขAkhenaten ๐“…œ๐“๐“ˆ–๐“‡‹๐“๐“ˆ–๐“‡ณ โ‰ˆ ๓ดฃŽ๐“‡‹๐“๐“ˆ–๐“‡ณ๐“…œ๐“๐“ˆ–๓ดฃ Neferneferuaten ๓ดฃŽ๐“‡‹๐“๐“ˆ–๐“‡ณ๐“„ค๐“„ค๐“„ค๐“„ค๐“„ค๐“‡ณ๐“Œก๐“ˆ–๓ดฃ ๓ดฃŽ๐“‡ณ๐“†ฃ๐“‹น๐“Œก๐“ˆ–๓ดฃ โ€ข <> ๓ดฃŽ๐“‡‹๐“๐“ˆ–๐“‡ณ๐“ˆ˜๐“๓ดฃ Meritaten as chief queen <> ๓ดฃŽ๐“‡ณ๐“†ฃ๐“ฅ๐“„ค๐“‡ณ๐“Œก๐“ˆ–๓ดฃ Neferkheperure-Waenre
Acencheres/Acherres/Achencheres; reign 12.1 years (J) 32 years (A) or 16 years (E), โ€ข ๓ดฃŽ๐“‡ณ๐“†ฃ๐“ฅ๐“‹นโ€ฆ๓ดฃ Ankhkheperure (๐“‡ณ๐“‹น๐“†ฃ๐“…ฑ) ๐“‡ณ๐“‹ด๐“Š๐“‚“ Smenkare Smenkhare ๓ดฃŽ๐“‡ณ๐“‹ด๐“Š๐“‚“๐“‚ฆ๐“†ฃ๐“ช๓ดฃ ๐“‡ณ๐“†ฃ๐“ฅ๐“ŽŸ Nebkheperura family: โ€ข Tutankhamun ๐“‡‹๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“๐“…ฑ๐“๐“‹น ๐“‹พ๐“‰บ๐“‡“ (Heka Heliopolisu) <> ๐“‡‹๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“…† ๐“… โ‰ˆ ๐“๐“…ฑ๐“ ~ ๐“…‚ Athoris/Rathos/Rathotis (๐“‡ณ๐“… ๐“‡ณ๐“๐“…ฑ๐“ Raj Tut) ; reign 9 years (J) or 6 years (A) Tutankhamun (๐“‡ณ๐“†ฃ๐“ฅ๐“ŽŸ)! Acencheres/Chebris/Acherres (~๐“‡ณ๐“‹น๐“†ฃ/๐“‡ณ๐“†ฃ/๐“‡ณ๐“‰ป๐“†ฃ); Reigned 12.3 years (J) 12 years (A) 8 years (E), Ay Acencheres II/Cencherรฉs/Acherres/Cherres; reign 12.3 (J) 12 or 15 (๐“‡ณ๐“†ฃ๐“†ฃ๐“†ฃ Kheperkheperure Ay II) โ€ข Ay II ๓ดฃŽ?๐“‡‹๐“‡‹ X๐“‡‹๐“‡‹ ๐“Šน๐“‹พ๐“‹†๓ดฃ (๐“‡ณ๐“†ฃ๐“ฅ๐“ŽŸ) <> 12th dynasty Ay I <> ๓ดฃŽ?๐“‡‹ ๐“‡‹๐“‡‹๓ดฃ "Eye"
Harmais/Amesis/Amais; reign 4.1 ; 5; or 5 months (Horemheb) ๐“‡‹๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“Œป ๐“…ƒ๐“‹”๐“๐“Žฒ โ‰ˆ ๐“…ƒ๐“‹”๐“๐“ŽŸ <> ๐“……๓ด˜Š โ€ฆ
Ramesses; reign 1.4 year ; "Sethos Aegyptus" Moses was the leader of the Jews expelled from Egypt Harmesses Miamen/Ramesses; reign 66 years ; 68 ๐“Œธ ๐“‚‹ ๐“‡‹ ๐“  ๐“ˆ– "called Aegyptus" Amenopthis/Amenophath/Amenophis; reign 19 months; 19 ; or 40 months ๐“‡‹๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“Šต๐“๐“Šช "fictitious person" ;) Harmais Hermaeus Armesis (Armais) (~Horemheb Haremhab? ) "Danaus, expelled to Argos" brother of Ramessรฉs, vizier (brother) of Haremhab ^^ ==

confused with beginning 19th dynasty! 1295 BC - 1186 BC

Sethos; reign 59 years ;51 ;or 55 "= Ramessรฉs" (Sesostris, same long dynasty OK) Rampses/Rapsaces/Rampses; reign 66 years; 61 ; "son of Sethos" โ˜‘ "whose power lay in his cavalry and his fleet."

He (Ramesses) then set out on an expedition against Cyprus and Phoenicia and later against the Assyrians โ˜‘ Ramesses โ€ฆ "the land was named Aegyptus after him."

Sethosis is the Sesostris of Herodotus, ii. 102, where his naval expedition in the Red Sea is described. Triumphant Asiatic campaigns were told by Hecataeus of Abdera (Osymandyas in Diodorus Siculus)

A frequent title from the Old Kingdom onwards is โ€˜overseer of the priests of Upper and Lower Egypt,โ€ tease applied to the high priest of Amin. The emendation แผฑฮตฯแฟถฮฝ (for แผฑฮตฯฮญฯ‰ฮฝ) is supported by a reference in a papyrus of about the time of Manetho

The month Phamenoth (February-March) is named from the โ€œfeast of Amenothรฉsโ€

Herodotus (ii. 42) tells the same story of the Egyptian Heracles โ‰ˆ (H)Orus (๐“…„ horucules!)

Djeserkheperure Setpenre

These (80000 leprose) he cast into the stone-quarries ! to the east of the Nile, there to work segregated from the rest of the Egyptians. Among them, Manetho adds, there were some of the learned priests, who had been attacked by leprosy. Then this wise seer Amenophis (๐“‡‹๐“ ๐“ˆ–๐“Šต๐“๐“Šชโ‰ˆ๐“‡‹๐“๐“Šต๐“๐“Šช son of Paapis ๐“Šช๐“Šช๐“‡‹) was filled with dread of divine wrath against himself and the king if the outrage done to these persons should be discovered. When the men in the stone-quarries had suffered bardships for a considerable time, they begged the king to assign to them as a dwelling-place and a refuge the deserted city of the Shepherds, Auaris, and he consented. According to religious tradition this city was from earliest times dedicated to Typhon. Occupying this city and using the region as a base for revolt, they appointed as their leader one of the priests of Hรฉliopolis called Osarsรฉph (after Osiris โ‰  ๐“Œ€๐“‹ด๐“†‘โ‰ˆ๐“‡ณ๐“Œ€๐“‹ด๐“‚“๓ดฅพ) (Joseph) (6th dynasty story/legend about Imhotep and they Pyramids <> Herodotus! confused with 18th Dynasty expulsion of Jews@Joseph)

First of all, he made it a law that they should neither worship the gods nor refrain from any of the animals prescribed as especially sacred in Egypt, but should sacrifice and consume all alike, and that they should have intercourse with none save those of their own confederacy. (the Jews under Moses sacrificed the ram as if to insult Ammon, and the bull, because the Egyptians worship Apis.)

After framing a great number of laws like these, completely opposed to Egyptian custom, he ordered them with their multitude of hands, to repair the walls of the city and make ready for war against King Amenophis (his namesake / confusion) Then, acting in concert with certain other priests and polluted persons like himself, he sent an embassy to the Shepherds who had been expelled by Tethmosis, in the city called Jerusalem ; and, setting forth the circumstances of himself and his companions in distress, he begged them to unite wholeheartedly in an attack upon Egypt.

He offered to conduct them first to their ancestral home at Auaris, to provide their hosts with lavish supplies, to fight on their behalf whenever need arose, and to bring Egypt without difficulty under their sway. Overjoyed at the proposal, all the Shepherds, to the number of 200,000, eagerly set out

he summoned to his presence the sacred animals which were held in greatest rever- ence in the temples, and gave instructions to each group of priests to conceal the images of the gods as securely as possible.

native of Hรฉliopolis, named Osarsรฉph after the god Osiris, worshipped at Hรฉliopolis ; but when he joined this people, he changed his name and was called Moses.โ€

Sources: Wikipedia Hill 2008: Bard, Kathryn (2008) An introduction to the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt Clayton, Peter A (1994) Chronicle of the Pharaohs Kemp, Barry J (1991) Ancient Egypt: Anatomy of a Civilisation Van De Mieroop, Marc (1999) A History of Ancient Egypt Various chapters in The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt (2000) Ed I. Shaw

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