Djedhor

(reigned 361–362 BC)

   The Greek form of his name is given as Tachos or Teos. Throne name Irmaatenre. Epithet setepenanhur. Second ruler ofDynasty 30. Son ofNakhtnebef. Upon his accession, he embarked on a military campaign against Persia in Asia financed by a heavy levy on temples to pay his expenses, including Greek mercenaries. Djedhor left his brother, Tjaihapimu, as regent in Egypt, but the latter’s son, Nakhthorheb, revolted against his uncle and won over the army, whereupon Djedhor fled to Persia.

Historical Dictionary Of Ancient Egypt by Morris L. Bierbrier