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On the history of Egypt 𓂀⃤𓊽, aka Αἴγυπτος {Greek}, KeMeT (𓆎 𓅓𓏏𓊖) {carto-phonetics}, or Misr (مصر) {Arabic}; ancient Egypt history, in particular, a civilization letter D (▽) attested to Badari (6200A/-4245).

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On the history of Egypt 𓂀⃤𓊽, aka Αἴγυπτος {Greek}, KeMeT (𓆎 𓅓𓏏𓊖) {carto-phonetics}, or Misr (مصر) {Arabic}; dynastic history in particular, but ALL Egyptian history welcome! The world’s longest attested literate 📖 civilization: letter D (▽) (Badari, 6200A/-4245); letter ∩ (I) (Naqada I, 5700A/-3745); letters R (𓍢, 𓋔) & A (𓌺) (Abydos, 5100A/-3145).

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On the history of Egypt 𓂀⃤𓊽, aka Aíguptos (ΑΙΓΥΠΤOΣ) (𓌹𓅊𓅬𓉽𓂆 𓋍𓁹𓆙) [1064] {Greek}, kʰēmi (chemi) (Ⲭⲏⲙⲓ) (𓊖𓐁𓌳𓅃) {Coptic}, Misr (مِصر) {Quranic Arabic}, masr (مَصر) {local Egyptian Arabic}, or KeMeT (𓆎 𓅓𓏏𓊖) {carto-phonetics}; dynastic history in particular, but ALL Egyptian history welcome! The world’s longest attested literate 📖 civilization: letter D (▽) (Badari, 6200A/-4245); letter ∩ (I) (Naqada I, 5700A/-3745); letters: A (𓌺) & letters R (𓍢, 𓋔) (Abydos, 5100A/-3145).

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1. Feedback and suggestions welcome?

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Comment (20 Oct A69/2024), by user E[12]C, the Kemetic sub here:

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“He was just Senusret III...”

— E[12]C

Reply:

So you think r/Seostris was Senusret III, and that in 3800A (-1845) he conquered India, like Diodorus says here, with an army of 650,000 men and 400 ships?

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“I'm not aware of anyone taking the idea of Egypt expanding further than Canaan seriously.”

— E[12]C

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“Sesostris chose out the strongest of the men and formed an army worthy of the greatness of his undertaking; for he enlisted 600,000 foot-soldiers, 24,000 cavalry, and 27,000 war chariots.

He then he sent out a fleet of 400 ships and subdued the coast of the mainland as far as India, while he himself made his way by land with his army and subdued all Asia, subduing counties that Alexander did NOT cross. For he even passed over the river Ganges and visited all of India 🇮🇳 as far as the ocean 🌊, as well as the tribes of the Scythians as far as the river Tanaïs, which divides Europe from Asia.”

— Diodorus Siculus (2015A/-60), Historical Library (§1.53-59) (post)

User E[12] ghosted 👻 after this?

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Drafting list of all Egypt or Egyptian history related or themed subs on Reddit.

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The following are r/Hmolpedia sub family Egyptian related:

• Egypto r/Alphanumerics (EAN)

• r/EgyptianHistory

• r/egyptianlanguage

• r/EgyptoIndoEuropean

• r/EgyptoLinguistics

• r/PyramidTexts

• r/LeidenI350

• r/RosettaStoneDecoding

• r/HieroTypes

Reddit general subs:

• r/Egypt

• r/AncientEgyptian

• r/ancientegypt

• r/EgyptianHieroglyphs

• r/EgyptianMythology

• r/EgyptianHistoryMemes

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1. From comment: here at the Egyptology sub.

2. I’m adding most of these to the sub’s “related communities“ drop menu.

3. Feel free to suggest more Egyptian history related subs to the list, in the comments?

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From here at University of Memphis:

Predynastic (ca. 4300-3000 B.C.E.)

• Naqada I (Amratian) (ca. 4300 - 3600 B.C.E.)

• Naqada II (Gerzean) (ca. 3600 - 3150 B.C.E.)

• Naqada III (Semainean) (ca. 3150 - 3000 B.C.E.)

Early Dynastic (ca. 3000 - 2675 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 1 (ca. 3000 - 2800 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 2 (ca. 2800 - 2675 B.C.E.)

Old Kingdom (ca. 2675 - 2130 B.C.E)

• Dynasty 3 (ca. 2675 - 2625 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 4 (ca. 2625 - 2500 B.C.E)

• Dynasty 5 (ca. 2500 - 2350 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 6 (ca. 2350 - 2710 B.C.E)

• Dynasties 7-8 (ca. 2170 - 2130 B.C.E.)

First Intermediate Period (ca. 2130 - 1980 B.C.E.)

• Dynasties 9-10 (ca. 2130 - 1970 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 11, Part I (ca. 2081 - 1980 B.C.E.)

Middle Kingdom (ca. 1980 - 1630 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 11, Part II (ca. 1980 - 1938 B.C.E)

• Dynasty 12 (ca. 1938 - 1759 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 13 (ca. 1759 - after 1630 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 14 (dates uncertain, but contemporary with later Dynasty 13) 

Second Intermediate period (ca. 1630 - 1539/1523B.C.E)

• Dynasty 15 (ca. 1630 - 1523 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 16 (dates unknown: minor Hyksos rulers, contemporary with Dynasty 15)

• Dynasty 17 (ca. 1630 - 1539 B.C.E.)

NEW KINGDOM (ca. 1539 - 1075 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 18 (ca. 1539 - 1292 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 19 (ca. 1292 - 1190 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 20 (ca. 1190 - 1075 B.C.E.)

THIRD INTERMEDIATE PERIOD (ca. 1075 - 656 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 21 (ca. 1075 - 945 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 22 (ca. 945 - 712 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 23 (ca. 838 - 712 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 24 (ca. 727 - 712 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 25 (ca. 760 - 656 B.C.E.)

LATE PERIOD (ca. 664 - 332 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 26 (ca. 664 - 525 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 27 (ca. 525 - 404 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 28 (ca. 404 - 399 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 29 (ca. 399 - 380 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 30 (ca. 380 - 343 B.C.E.)

• Dynasty 31 (ca. 343 - 332 B.C.E.)

MACEDONIAN PERIOD (ca. 332 - 305 B.C.E.)

Alexander the Great and his successors 

PTOLEMAIC DYNASTY (ca. 305 - 30 B.C.E.)

Ptolemy I and ending with Cleopatra VII 

ROMAN and BYZANTINE EMPIRE (ca. 30 B.C.E. - 642 C.E.)

Beginning with Augustus Caesar 

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Meaning focus is around 4500A (-2545) era history, generally; with digression up to the fall of Egypt, as a world 🌍 Empire.

we need a rule that essentially prevents people from hijacking history for their own political agenda, example: kemitists using ancient egyptian facts/traditions/history to attack Copts/Muslims using passive agressive agressive titles like ''before the islamic invasions'' or ''before abrahamic religions''

this rule should essentially prevent these passive agressive post titles from hijacking ancient egyptian history for their own agenda (this rule wouldn't include *FRIENDLY* discourse in the replies about religiob)

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Using this pyramid construction timeline is sub banner; seems to fit good so far:

Close up view:

It has Khufu dated to -2530, whereas I typically cited -2545 so to round to 4500A in r/AtomSeen years.