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Nastasen was a king of Kush who
ruled the
Kingdom of Kush from 335 to 315/310 BCE.
According to a
stela from Dongola, his
mother was
named Queen Pelkha...
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temples throughout Kush. King
Nastasen (c. 325)
waged several wars
against nomad groups and
again in
Lower Nubia.
Nastasen was the last king to be buried...
- for the
oldest (pyramid of Taharqa), to
around 310 BCE (pyramid of king
Nastasen). The
earliest known pyramid (Nu. 1) at Nuri
belongs to king
Taharqa which...
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placed between Akhraten and
Nastasen,
though this is
completely hypothetical. The
titles of
Nastasen's mother suggest that
Nastasen was the son of a previous...
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Egyptian pharaohs.
Akhratan may have been a son of
Harsiotef and a
brother of
Nastasen.
Akhratan is
known from a
cartouche in a
chapel and from a
black granite...
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Malewiebamani Talakhamani Amanineteyerike Baskakeren Harsiotef Akhraten Amanibakhi Nastasen Aktisanes Aryamani Kash(...)amani
Arikepiankhiqo Sabrakamani Late Meroitic...
- ceremony. The
lunettes of the
stelae of Tanawetamani, Harsiyotef, and
Nastasen all
provide iconographic and
textual evidence of
these kings' enthronement...
- – led an
invasion into the
kingdom of Kush
which was
defeated by king
Nastasen as
recorded in a
stela now in the
Berlin museum. An Apis bull sarcophagus...
- to Nubia,
where he is ****umed to have
found refuge at the
court of King
Nastasen of Napata. Nectanebo, however, may have
managed to
maintain some form of...
- the
father of King
Nastasen. It is
possible that King
Akhraten was also a son of Harsiotef, and
Queen Sakhmakh, the wife of
Nastasen, may be his daughter...
