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Pebech Pbḫ |
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Pebech (also Pabachchi ) is the ancient Egyptian name of a region east of Diyarbakır during the reign of Ramses II in Karnak on the ninth pylon in a topographical list of foreign countries:
“All flat and mountainous countries , rebels, Fenchu , ignorant, leaders of the islands in the midst of the Great Green and all inaccessible foreigners who have come to bow to the power of his majesty and lie at the feet of the good God, forever and always : Tenep , Qedesch , Pebech, Cheta , Asija , Menus , Iqpet , Bereg . "
- Topographical list 9. Pylon in Karnak, List D
literature
- Kenneth Anderson Kitchen : Ramesside inscriptions. Vol. 2: Ramesses II, Royal inscriptions . Blackwell, Oxford 1996, ISBN 0-6311-8427-9