Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt: Unification to Rome · HistoryView
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Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt: Unification to Rome
Key rulers and turning points in Egyptian kingship, from the first unified state around 3100 BCE to the end of the Ptolemies and Roman annexation in 30 BCE. Dates before the first millennium BCE are scholarly estimates.
PRby Priya Raman · 4 tracks · 16 events
3100 BCE3100 BCE – 30 BCE
Early Dynastic and Old KingdomMiddle and New KingdomForeign rule and the Ptolemies
3100 BCE
430 years
2670 BCE
2600 BCE
Royal power eroded, notably under Pepi II's very long reign, and the Old Kingdom ended soon after he died.
419 years · AI-written context
2181 BCE
2055 BCE
Hyksos kings came to rule the Delta and Middle Egypt from Avaris, until Ahmose I drove them out.
505 years · AI-written context
1550 BCE
1479 BCE
1457 BCE
1353 BCE
1274 BCE
1177 BCE
The Twentieth Dynasty collapsed after Ramesses III. By Piye's time, local kings held parts of the Delta.
433 years · AI-written context
744 BCE
525 BCE
305 BCE
196 BCE
30 BCE
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3150 BCE16 of 16 events · viewing 3133 BCE – 3132 BCE · Fit for all of 3100 BCE – 29 BCE50
