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Djedhor,
better known as Teos (Ancient Gr****: Τέως) or
Tachos (Ancient Gr****: Τάχως), was an
ancient Egyptian pharaoh of the 30th Dynasty. A son of his...
- the so-called
Metternich stela, the
Banobal stele, the
Egyptian Museum's
Djedhor healing statue, and the Louvre's
Priest of
Bastet statue.
Priest of Bastet...
- army
general from Sebennytos, son of an
important military officer named Djedhor and of a lady
whose name is only
partially recorded, [...]mu. A
stele found...
- as well as
defended Egypt from the
aggressive Achaemenid Empire. Teos (
Djedhor) 362–360 BC
Irmaatenre Khaemmaatseshemtawy Co-regent with his
father Nectanebo...
-
growing po****rity of the cult of the
solar god Ra. Also
known as Radjedef.
Djedhor Pharaoh 30th
dynasty (fl. c. 4th
century BC)
Reigned 362–360 BC. He was...
- and Nefersobek.
Married Herankh.
Children include Djedhor, ****makhet and
possibly ****mhotep.
Djedhor son of
Amenhor II and Herankh. ****makhet (223 BCE)...
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CCCLXII BC Ab urbe
condita 392
Ancient Egypt era **** dynasty, 19 -
Pharaoh Djedhor, 1
Ancient Gr****
Olympiad (summer) 104th Olympiad, year 3 ****yrian calendar...
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CCCLXI BC Ab urbe
condita 393
Ancient Egypt era **** dynasty, 20 -
Pharaoh Djedhor, 2
Ancient Gr****
Olympiad (summer) 104th Olympiad, year 4 ****yrian calendar...
- C.)
Queen Twosret for
Siptah (c. 1197–1191 B.C.)
Prince Tjahapimu for
Djedhor during his
military campaigns against the
Achaemenid Empire (c. 360 B.C...
- 8–9 (Doc. 8), pl. III.
Malek 2011, p. 901 (5.1.15.13). "Pyramidion of
Djedhor,
Louvre (D 18; N 359)".
April 0664. De
Meulenaere 1968, pp. 10–11 (Doc...
