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Kashta was an 8th
century BCE king of the Ku****e
Dynasty in
ancient Nubia and the
successor of Alara. His
nomen k3ลก-t3 (transcribed as
Kashta, possibly...
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border of the sari is displa**** on the
front side as well,
similar to the
kashta on the back side. Some
details are
given below as well. This sari is draped...
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method of transportation. In the 8th
century BC, King
Kashta ("the Ku****e")
peacefully became King of
Upper Egypt,
while his daughter...
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queen dated to the Twenty-fifth
Dynasty of Egypt. She was the wife of King
Kashta. She is
mentioned on a
statue of her
daughter Amenirdis I, now in Cairo...
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region of
Egypt during his
reign compared to his two
immediate successors:
Kashta and Piye respectively.
Nubian literature credits him with a substantial...
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Kingdom of Egypt; it was
centred at
Napata in its
early phase.
After King
Kashta ("the Ku****e")
invaded Egypt in the
eighth century BC, the Ku****e kings...
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Originating from the
Kingdom of Kush, she was the
daughter of
Pharaoh Kashta and
Queen Pebatjma, and was
later adopted by
Shepenupet I. She went on to...
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publications may
include Kashta who
already controlled some
parts of
Upper Egypt. A
stela of his was
found at
Elephantine and
Kashta likely exercised some...
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Egyptian control, but
later unified under leaders like King
Alara and King
Kashta,
leading to the
establishment of the "Second
Kingdom of Kush." This era...
- Reisner, the
southernmost of this row of
pyramids (Ku.8)
belongs to King
Kashta and (presumably to) his wife Pebatjma, and tomb Ku.9
belongs to King Alara...
