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Chronology — The ancient Egyptian calendar consisted of a year of 360 days divided into the three seasons akhet (flood), peret (sowing) and shemu (harvest), plus five extra days at the end of the year. Each season was comprised of four months of 30 days… … Ancient Egypt
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DYNASTY 30 — (380–343 BC) Stated by Manetho to consist of three kings from Sebennytos who reigned for 20 or 38 years. The names of these rulers, Nakhtnebef, Djedhor, and Nakhthorheb, all appear on contemporary monuments and in classical sources. The last… … Ancient Egypt
DYNASTY: LATE PERIOD — 664–332 BC Twenty Sixth Dynasty (Saite) 664–525 BC Wahibre Psamtek I 664–610 BC Wehemibre Nekau II 610–595 BC Neferibre Psamtek II 595–589 BC Haaibre Wahibre (Apries) 589–570 BC Khnemibre Ahmose II (Amasis) si neith 570–526 BC Ankhkaenre Psamtek… … Ancient Egypt
Nakhthorheb — (reigned 360–343 BC) The Greek form of his name is Nectanebos, usually rendered as Nectanebo II. Throne name Senedjemibre setepenanhur. Epithet meryhathor. Last ruler of Dynasty 30. Son of Tjaihepimu, who was the brother of King Djedhor.… … Ancient Egypt
Nectanebo I — (Nekhtnebef) King 380 363 BC. Nectanebo I and his successors came originally from the town of Sebennytos; as the rulers of the Thirtieth Dynasty, they provided Egypt with its last line of great independent kings. This dynasty built… … Ancient Egypt
Nefaarud — The Greek form of the name is Nepherites. The name of two kings of Dynasty 29 from Mendes. Nefaarud I, throne name Baenre merynetjeru, reigned from 399–93 BC. He overthrew Amyrtaeos, but little is known of his reign. Nefaarud II, who reigned… … Ancient Egypt
