Local Royalty of the Third Intermediate Period

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The local royalty of the Third Intermediate Period

During the Third Intermediate Period , Egypt was divided into several local kingdoms for almost 200 years . The country was reunited through the conquest of the Cushite King Pianchi during the 25th Dynasty.

Local royalty in Middle Egypt

Herakleopolis

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Namilt (I.) 940–? v. Chr. Son of Scheschonq I.
No rulers are known from the following years
Namilt (II.) 865-840 BC Chr. Son of Osorkon II, high priest of Amun in Thebes
Ptahudjanchef 840-820 BC Chr. Son of Namilt (II.)
Pmui III. 820-805 BC Chr.
Hemptah I. 805-790 BC Chr. Son of Ptahudjan chief
Bakenptah 790-785 BC Chr.
Pasenhor 785-775 BC Chr.
Hemptah II 775-765 BC Chr. Son of Pasenhor
Takelot III. 765-754 BC Chr. High priest of Amun in Thebes, later king of the 23rd dynasty
Pajeftjauemauibastet Neferkare 754-720 BC Chr.
between 720 and 685, presumably one or two unknown rulers ruled
Padiiset (III.) 685-661 BC Chr.
Sematauite night 661-630 BC Chr.

Hermopolis

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Namilt (III.) 754-725 BC Chr.
Djehutiemhet (Thotemhet) Nefercheperre 725-710 BC Chr.
Chmuni 710-700 BC Chr.
unknown ruler? 700-680 BC Chr.
Namilt (IV.) 680-660 BC Chr.

Local royalty in the Delta

Sais

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Pami around 770 BC Chr. probably identical to Pharaoh Pami from the 22nd Dynasty
770–755 possibly two other rulers ruled.
Osorkon 755-740 BC Chr.
Tefnights 740-727 BC Chr. later founded the 24th dynasty

Protosaite dynasty

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Ammeris 715 / 13-695 BC Chr.
Stephinates 695-688 BC Chr.
Nekauba (Nechepsos) Menibre 688-672 BC Chr.
Necho I. Mencheperre 672-664 BC Chr.

West Delta Principality

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Niumateped I. 936 BC Chr.
No rulers are known from the following 140 years.
Inamunnajefneb 800-790 BC Chr.
790-779 BC BC possibly two unknown rulers ruled.
Niumateped II. 779-767 BC Chr.
Titaru 767-759 BC Chr.
Ker 759-749 BC Chr.
Anchhor 749-740 BC Chr.
Tefnights Schepsesre 740-727 BC Chr. Ruler of Sais and later founder of the 24th Dynasty

Athribis and Heliopolis

Pharaoh / Prince Throne name Reign Remarks
Bakennefi I. 850-790 BC Chr. Son of Scheschonqs III.
Padiaset I / Petubastis I? around 790 BC Chr. Chr.
unknown ruler? until around 745 BC Chr.
Petubastis II 745-731 / 727 BC Chr. Killed as "Prince" during the battle with Pije
Bakennefi III. 727-667 BC Chr.
Inaros I. around 667 BC Chr. Son of Bakennefi III. and grandson of Petubastis
Psammetich I. 667-664 BC Chr. Son of Necho I.
Harwa 664-650 BC Chr.
Harudja 650-630 BC Chr.

Mendes

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Nesachbit 830-810 BC Chr.
Harnacht I. 810-792 BC Chr. occupied on 22./30. Year Scheschonq III. (814/808 BC)
Smendes IV. 792-777 BC Chr.
Harnacht II. 777-755 BC Chr. occupied in the 11th year Scheschonq V (about 764 BC)
Smendes V. 755-730 BC Chr.
Djedamuniuefanch 730-720 BC Chr.
Anchhor 720-680 BC Chr.
Buiama 680-665 BC Chr. Name received only in Akkadian transcription

Sebennytos

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Iukanesch I. 740-720 BC Chr.
720–685 were ruled by one or two unknown rulers.
Harsies 685-665 BC Chr.
Iukanesh II. 665-650 BC Chr.

Busiris

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Takelot I. 810-790 BC Chr. Son of Osorkon I.
790–750 possibly two unknown rulers ruled.
Scheschonq (I.) 750-728 BC Chr.
Pmui I. 728-700 BC Chr.
Scheschonq (II.) 700–665 BC Chr.
Pmui II. 665-650 BC Chr.

Per-Sopdu

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Patjenfi I. 740-720 BC Chr. Surrenders to 728 BC The Cushite ruler Pije
720-680 BC BC possibly two unknown rulers ruled
Pakrur 680-660 BC Chr.

Pharbaitos

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Iufera 820-795 BC Chr.
Pawarma 795-770 BC Chr.
770–720 possibly two unknown rulers ruled.
Patjenfi II. 720-700 BC Chr.
Between 700 and 670 one or two unknown rulers ruled.
Padichons 670-655 BC Chr.

Tanis

Pharaoh Throne name Reign Remarks
Gemnefchonsbak Schepeskare 700-680 BC Chr.
Petubastis III. Sehetep-ib-en-Re 680-665 BC Chr.
A ... Neferkare 665-657 BC Chr.

See also

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