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Historic Chronologies of the Pharaohs of Egypt
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"Ark
Of The Covenant"
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Exodus | <=1210bc End of Solomon's Rule =>|921bc | ||||
Historic Chronologies of the
Pharaohs of Egypt |
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| <= 1307-1306bc Ramasses I | ||||
|---| <= 1306-1290bc Sethos I ordered newborn
Hebrews to be killed. Exodus Chpt. 1:15-21 |
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|--------------|<1290-1224bc Ramesses
II The Great (Period of Great Oppression?)Exodus Chpt. 2:23-25 |
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|-| <= 1224-1210bc Merneptah
Pharaoh of the Exodus? Exodus Chpts. 4-12 |
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1210-1205bc Sethos II Period of political unrest and cultural Decline in Egypt |
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|| <= 1205-1198bc Siptah | ||||
1300bc | 1200bc | 1100bc | 1000bc | 900bc |
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| <= 1198-1196bc Tworse | ||||
| <= 1196-1194bc Sehtnakhte | ||||
|-- -| <= 1194-1163bc Ramesses III | ||||
| -| <= 1163-1156bc Ramesses IV | ||||
|-| <= 1156-1151bc Ramesses V | ||||
|| <= 1151-1146bc Ramesses VI | ||||
|- | <= 1146-1136bc Ramesses VII | ||||
|| <= 1136-1131bc Ramesses VIII | ||||
|--| <= 1131-1112bc Ramesses IX | ||||
|- | <= 1112-1100bc Ramesses X | ||||
|---| <= 1100-1070bc Ramesses XI | ||||
Exodus | <=1210bc End of Solomon's Rule 921bc => | | ||||
1300bc | 1200bc | 1100bc | 1000bc | 900bc |
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Smedes 1070-1044bc => |--------| | ||||
Amenemnisu 1044-1040bc => | | ||||
Psusennes 1040-992bc => |-- - -- -| | ||||
Amenemope 993-984bc => |- | | ||||
Osorkon I 984-978bc => |--| | ||||
I Kings 2:1 The likely Egyptian Father-in-law of Solomon Siamun 978-959bc => |- | | ||||
Psusennes II 959-946bc => |- | | ||||
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I Kings 14:25-26 Invaded Jerusalem the Fifth Year of Rehoboam Shishak 946-915bc => |------| | ||||
Takelot 915-900bc => |- | | ||||
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Exodus | <=1210bc End of Solomon's Rule 921bc=> | | ||||
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Chester Comstock |
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Bibliography:Dates of the Kings of the New Kingdom thru- 22nd Dynasty 1. The Cambridge History
of Africa: Volume I 2. Akhenaten King Of
Egypt 3. New Kingdom dating
derived from the Papyrus of Turin 4. The records of Josephus
and the Early Christian Chronographers Genealogies and Dates of the important events Hebrew Patriarchs
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