The end came with the regional hegemony of the rival Axum Empire.
Established as a territory like its northern neighbor Wawat, this kingdom would remain in stasis until its viceroys became aggressive three centuries later. Its rulers would conquer northward until driven back by the Assyrian leader Taharqa. By then this empire had achieved its pinnacle under Kashta and his son, Piankhy, and saw its decline begin with the move of the capital to Meroe. The end came with the regional hegemony of the rival Axum Empire. FTP, name this Nubian kingdom that reunified Egypt in the eighth century BC.
Established as a territory like its northern neighbor Wawat, this kingdom would remain in stasis until its viceroys became aggressive three centuries later.
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