Cultures in Exile

Culture Name	Time frame	Evacuated to	Timeframe
Samhain The Eternal City	3800-753	Britain	753 bce
Northumberland	5000 bce – 1600 ce	America
Yr Hen Ogle dd	5000 bce – 680 ce	Ireland, Normandy, America Viking age	Came back in 1066
18th Egyptian Dynasty	1530 – 1330 bce	The points of the ATEN North same places used 2100
Sparta
Prussia
Prussian Empire
Poseidon
Athens
Jerusalem history of the city
Jerusalem I
Jerusalem II
Memphis previous name Luz	4500-3500 bce 3200-2100 bce		Various places Troy, Poseidon, Italy, Britain
Native American Cultures
Israel in Egypt	3800-3500 bce
Israel in Egypt	2600-2100 bce
Israel in Levant	1330-500 bce
Israel in Egypt II	40-630 ce
Israel in Levant	1945-present
Israel in Holy Roman Empire	400-1806 ce
Israel in Rome Proper II	30 bce – 68 ce
Israel in Samhain Eternal City	3800 -753 bce

Egypt Pharaohs

Late prehistory 3200 to 3000 BC c. 3150 BC – c. 2686 BC

• Protodynastic Period of Egypt

• Upper Egyptian protodynastic (several concurrent centres of power: Thinis, which succeeded from Abydos, was northernmost, followed by Naqada and Nekhen)

Narmer	Uncertain	Late 32nd century (?)	Usually identified as Menes, uniter of Upper and Lower Egypt.^[3] Probable successor of the protodynastic Naqada kings Scorpion or Ka. Succeeded by Hor-Aha.
Hor-Aha	Uncertain but long	From late 32nd centuryor early 31st^[4]	Sometimes identified as Menes. Father of Djer, possibly by Neithhotep or a wife, only attested much later, named Khenthap. Succeeded by the regency of Neithhotep.
Neithhotep	1 year (?)^[5]	(?)	Female. Regent for her son or grandson and successor Djer.
Djer	40–41 years	fl. 3000 bc	Father of Merneith. Succeeded by Djet, his probable son.
Djet	c. 10 years	From c. 2980 bc	Succeeded by his wife and probable sister Merneith. Father of Den.
Merneith	(?)	From c. 2970 bc	Female. Regent for her son and successor Den and possible pharaoh in her own right. Probably daughter of Djer and senior wife of Djet.
Den	42 years	From c. 2970 bc
Possible gap
Anedjib	8-10 years	From c. 2930 bc	Grandson of Djet and Merneith, possibly son of Den.
Possible gap
Semerkhet	8½ years	From c. 2920 bc	Formerly believed to be a usurper but legitimate and possible son of Den. Succeeded by Qa'a.
Qa'a	26–33 years	From c. 2910 bc	Last pharaoh of Dynasty I

Early Dynastic Period

• First Dynasty of Egypt (Thinis)

• Second Dynasty of Egypt (Thinis)

Old Kingdom

c. 2686 BC–c. 2181 BC

start of pyramid construction

• Third Dynasty of Egypt (Memphis)

• Fourth Dynasty of Egypt (Memphis)

• Fifth Dynasty of Egypt (Memphis)

• Sixth Dynasty of Egypt (Memphis)

First Intermediate Period c. 2181 BC – c. 2055 BC

• Seventh Dynasty of Egypt (Memphis), spurious[1]

• Eighth Dynasty of Egypt (Memphis[citation needed])

• Ninth Dynasty of Egypt (Herakleopolis Magna)

• Tenth Dynasty of Egypt (Herakleopolis Magna), continuation of the ninth[2]

Egypt of Pyramid construction

Middle Kingdom c. 2055 BC – c. 1650 BC first of the Hyksos

• Eleventh Dynasty of Egypt (Thebes)

• Twelfth Dynasty of Egypt (Itjtawy, Faiyum region)

• Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt (Itjtawy)

Second Intermediate Period c. 1650 BC – c. 1550 BC 17th Dynasty last of the Hyksos

• Fourteenth Dynasty of Egypt (Avaris)

• Fifteenth Dynasty of Egypt (Avaris)

• Sixteenth Dynasty of Egypt (obscure, Thebes or Avaris)

• Abydos dynasty (obscure, Abydos)

• Seventeenth Dynasty of Egypt (Thebes), concurrent with the Fifteenth Dynasty

New Kingdom c. 1550 BC – c. 1077 BC the Hyksos/Avaris Kingdom psot the Exodus

• 18th Egyptian Dynasty of Egypt (Thebes, Amarna, then again Thebes[citation needed])

• Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt (Thebes, Memphis, then Pi-Ramesses[citation needed])

• Twentieth Dynasty of Egypt (Pi-Ramesses)

Third Intermediate Period c. 1069 BC – c. 664 BC Dorian Dark Age. Hyksos/Avaris/Dorains in charge of Egypt.

• Twenty-first Dynasty of Egypt (Tanis)

• High Priests of Amun at Thebes

• Twenty-second Dynasty of Egypt (Bubastis)

• Twenty-third Dynasty of Egypt (obscure, perhaps Herakleopolis Magna, Hermopolis Magna, or Thebes)

• Twenty-fourth Dynasty of Egypt (Sais, Western Nile Delta)

• Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt (Memphis, under foreign control of Napata, Nubia)

Late Period c. 664 BC – c. 332 BC

• Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt (Sais)

• Twenty-seventh Dynasty of Egypt or the First Egyptian Satrapy (under control of the First Persian Empire)

• Twenty-eighth Dynasty of Egypt (Sais[citation needed])

• Twenty-ninth Dynasty of Egypt (Mendes)

• Thirtieth Dynasty of Egypt (Sebennytos[citation needed])

• Thirty-first Dynasty of Egypt or the Second Egyptian Satrapy (under control of the First Persian Empire)

Graeco-Roman Period 305 BC–30 BC

• Ptolemaic dynasty (Alexandria)

• Roman Period (Alexandria, under control of Rome)

Capital of Egypt changed from Egypt to Rome

· Julii Dynasty 30 bc - 68 ce

Capital changed to NewCAstle aka Jerusalem/Heliopolis

· The Ogle Dynasty became the Emeprors of Rome/Samhain in Exile in the Kingdom of Ogle.

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TR Welling