The Insurrectionary Dynasties in the time of ARTAXERXES and OKHUS. (XXVIII. XXIX. XXX.) 65 Years. (404-340. L. 660-680.) Twenty-eighth Dynasty, THIRD SAITE. Amyrtæus (AMUN-RUT) Yrs. . 6 Elected king 47 years after the revolt: consequently then only about seventy.140 His son Pausiris was of the Persian party; on which account they made him viceroy. (Herodotus, 11. 15.) Manetho does not mention him in this dynasty, because he was not a national king. Lepsius has found in this period a king KHEBAS, otherwise unknown: he may have been an unsuccessful pretender before Amyr tæus. Chron. 404-399 Twenty-ninth Dynasty, MENDESIANS. 4 Kings: 21 Years. Thirtieth Dynasty, SEBENNYTES. 3 Kings: 38 Years. 357-340 Nektanebo II. (NKHT-NB. F) 18 140 I adhere to this assumption, in opposition to Grote (History of Greece, iv. 306.) and Schöll (in Philologus ix. 193. seq.). Mure (Hist. of Gr. Lit. iv. 534. seqq.) agrees with me. Comp. Kenrick, Hist. of Egypt, ii. 488. The mention by Herodotus of Pausiris as viceroy does not, however, oblige us to suppose that he was occupied with his work at so late a year as 398; for the son may have taken the side of the Persians in his father's lifetime, and so have been appointed viceroy against the father. Synopsis of the restored Chronology of the New Empire. last campaign in Palestine, 1281. (VI.) Rhampsinit (Ramses VII.) XXI. Tanites: VII kings (Lists, 130-114) 135 1114-980 XXII. Bubastites: Ix kgs.(Lists, 120-178) 166 979-814 |