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Dynasty xiv.—Xoite.

Seventy-six kings ruling in 184

years.

Dynasties xv. and xvi.
The Hyksos Kings.

Dynasty xvii.—Theban.

Native rulers in the south—at first

tributary to Hyksos Kings.

War of liberation by—
Sekenenra. Taa-aa. Taa-ken.

Dynasty xviii.—Theban.

Aahmes.
Amenhotep I.
Thothmes I.
Thothmes II.
Hatasu.
Thothmes III.
Amenhotep II.
Thothmes IV.

Amenhotep III.

Amenhotep IV.

Khu-en-aten.

Saanekht.

Tutankhamen.

Ai.

Horus.

Dynasty xix.—Theban.

Rameses I. Seti Menephtah II.
Seti I. Amenmeses.

Rameses II. Siptah.

Menephtah 1. Setnekht.

Dynasty xx.—Theban.

Rameses III.

Ten or more successors of the

same name.

Dynasty xxi.

Herhor.
Piankhi.
Pinotem I. Pinotem in.

Priest-Kings.

Pinotem II.
Menkheperra.

Dynasty xxii.
Sheshenk I.
(Shishak.)
Usarken I.
Takeleth I.
Usarken II.

—Bueastite.
Sheshenk II.
Takeleth n.
Sheskenk III.
Pimai.
Sheshenk IV.

Dynasty xxm.—Tanite.
Petubast. Usarken III. Psemaut.

Dynasty xxiv.—Saite.

Bakenrenef.

Petty rulers in Delta.

Dynasty xxv.—Ethiopian.
Shebek Taharak

(Sabaco). (Tirhakah).

Piankhi. Rutamen.

Nutmeramen.

Dynasty xxvi.—Saite.
Psemtek 1. (Psammetichus).
Nekau (Necho).
Psemtek II.
Uahabra (Apries).
Aahmes II. (Amasis).
Psemtek in.

Dynasty xxvii.—Persian.
Cambyses and six successors.

Dynasty xxviii.—Saite.
Amyrtreus.

Dynasty xxix.—Mendesian.
Naifaaret I. Psemant.

Haker. Naifaaret II.

Dynasty xxx.—Sebennyte.
Nekhthorheb (Nectanebo).
Tether.
Nekhtnebef.

This list, with some slight variations, follows that given by Sir Erasmus
Wilson as an appendix to 'Egypt of the Past.'

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