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Realm · 943–701 BCE

Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt

Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt appears on the map from 943 BCE to 701 BCE. At its greatest recorded extent, in 943 BCE, it covered about 340,593 km².

One of the realms of Ancient Egypt. Around 3100 BCE the farming chiefdoms along the Nile were united into a single kingdom, traditionally by Narmer. The river's yearly flood fed a dense population ruled by a god-king, the pharaoh, through scribes, priests and provincial governors.

See Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt on the map in 943 BCE

On the map
943–701 BCE
Greatest extent
943 BCE, about 340,593 km²
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Wikipedia: Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt · Wikidata Q737629

Territory through time

YearsArea drawn
943–901 BCE340,593 km²
900–801 BCE340,593 km²
800–751 BCE166,128 km²
750–701 BCE166,128 km²

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