- 5th Dynasty, from
which time the
nomarchs no
longer lived at
royal capital but sta**** in
their nomes. The
power of the
nomarchs grew with the
reforms of Nyuserre's...
-
genealogy below lists nomarchs from the 12th Dynasty. The
nomarchs are underlined. The
exact relationships between these nomarchs are not
fully known,...
- was the rise in
power of the
provincial nomarchs.
Towards the end of the Old
Kingdom the
positions of the
nomarchs had
become hereditary, so
families often...
-
acquired as
nomarchs. By the end of the
First Intermediate Period, some
nomarchs ruled their nomes as
minor potentates, such as the
nomarch Nehry of Hermopolis...
-
depiction of the nome. It is
known that
during the 6th
Dynasty its
nomarchs were
buried in the
necropolis of El-Sheikh Sa'id. The nome kept its importance...
-
major nomes of Egypt,
built for the
reigning nomarchs, the
priestly class and
other administrators.
Nomarchs were
traditionally free from
taxation and their...
- the
Memphite kings and
powerful nomarchs,
notably in Coptos, the
Eighth Dynasty was
eventually overthrown by the
nomarchs of
Heracleopolis Magna, who founded...
- by the pharaoh. Generally, when the
national government was stronger,
nomarchs were the king's
appointed governors. When the
central government was weaker...
- Herakleopolis, the
nomarch of the Oryx nome
Baqet III
switched from
neutrality to an
allegiance to the Thebans.
Subsequent nomarchs managed to
gather a...
- Ibi was an
Ancient Egyptian Nomarch of the 6th
Dynasty at the end of the Old Kingdom,
around 2200 BC. He is well
known from his rock cut tomb at Deir...
