It ended in 1085 BCE when Smendes began a rival government at Tanis following the establishment of theocracy at Thebes and the death of Ramses XI.
It ended in 1085 BCE when Smendes began a rival government at Tanis following the establishment of theocracy at Thebes and the death of Ramses XI. It began with the accession of Ahmose I and included the battles of Meggido and Kadesh, the reigns of Thutmose III, Akhenaton, and Hatsepshut, and the establishment of the Valley of the Kings. For 10 points—name this period including the eighteenth through twentieth Egyptian dynasties.
It ended in 1085 BCE when Smendes began a rival government at Tanis following the establishment of theocracy at Thebes and the death of Ramses XI.
{New Kingdom} [accept {Twentieth Dynasty} before “Ahmose”]