 His succession is uncertain.According to Kenneth Kitchen, towards the end of the reign of Takelot I, Smendes III was succeeded by Harsiese A, a son of his brother Shoshenq C, which in addition to "High priest of Amun" proclaimed itself an independent sovereign in Thebes.This hypothesis was rejected by Karl Jansen-Winkeln who proved that Harsiese A never was High Priest of Amun, hence that Smendes' successor should be looked in other people, perhaps in Nimlot C.





Men in Vogue

Men in Vogue was a British magazine of male fashion from the same publishers as "Vogue".