nubian dynasty造句

例句与造句

1. Next to Taharka is a statue of Amenirdis, a princess of the Nubian dynasty that ruled northern Sudan and most of Egypt for nearly 100 years.
2. The Aramean regions became a battleground between the Babylonians and the Egyptian 26th Dynasty, which had been installed by the Assyrians as vassals after they had conquered Egypt, ejected the previous Nubian dynasty and destroyed the Kushite Empire.
3. Evidence to this effect includes the name of king Ini's daughter, Mutirdis ( TT410 ), and the style of Louvre stela C100 which Kenneth Kitchen long ago noticed should be dated to the early 25th Nubian Dynasty period.
4. This would justify the view that Graffito No . 11 was carved not long before the establishment of full Kushite dominion over Egypt by Shabaka who would not have tolerated a native Egyptian king in the important city of Thebes which would pose a threat to the authority of the 25th Nubian dynasty.
5. This also makes it far more plausible that P . Berlin 3048 belongs to Takelot III since Hor would have served as Vizier only a few years prior to the start of the Nubian Dynasty in Egypt under Piye and would explain his son's later attestations in Nubian and Saite documents.
6. It's difficult to find nubian dynasty in a sentence. 用nubian dynasty造句挺难的
7. Manetho writes that Nekauba is supposed to have succeeded Stephinates the founder of the 26th Dynasty perhaps Tefnakht II and was, in turn, followed by the well known Necho I, father of Psamtik I . Nekauba would have reigned as a local Saite king under the Nubian Dynasty between 678 BC to 672 BC if he did have an independent reign.
8. Kahn has also stressed at an Egyptological Conference at Leiden that Perdu's epigraphic criteria here in the famed Athens stela such as the use of the tripartite wig, the method through which the falcon-headed god keeps his head upright in the same stela and on temple wall reliefs contemporary with Tefnakht I's time, the decoration of the stela scene : Heaven supported by wAs scepters-- appear already in use in the 24th or early 25th Nubian dynasty during Piye, Shabaka or Bakenranef's reign.