The Sixteenth Dynasty in Ancient Egypt

The Sixteenth Dynasty in Ancient Egypt

The Sixteenth Dynasty in Ancient Egypt

In the second intermediate period, Lower Egypt was ruled by the fourteenth dynasty, and the ascension of the fifteenth dynasty (the "Hyksos") in Avares changed geopolitics.

The fourteenth dynasty was replaced by the sixteenth dynasty, which is subject to the Kings of the Hyksos, while the late thirteenth dynasty in Thebes was replaced by the early seventeenth dynasty.
The seventeenth Dynasty kings first ended the sixteenth dynasty and continued to drive the Hyksos; after the reunification of Egypt, it was known as the Eighteenth Dynasty, the first dynasty of the new kingdom.

 

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The Sixteenth Dynasty of Ancient Egypt is a relatively obscure period in Egyptian history. It is often considered part of the Second Intermediate Period and is marked by fragmented rule and limited historical records. Notable figures and events from this dynasty are scarce, and its significance lies in its place within the broader historical context of Egypt's dynastic history.

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