قائمة ملوك كوش

This is an incomplete list for rulers with the title of Qore (king) or Kandake (queen) of the Kingdom of Kush. Some of the dates are only rough estimates. While the chronological list is well known only a few monarchs have definite dates. These include those leaders who also ruled Ancient Egypt and those who ruled during famous invasions or famous trade expeditions. The others are based on estimates made by Fritz Hintze. The estimates are based on the average length of the reigns, which were then shortened or lengthened based on the size and splendour of the monarch's tomb. The assumption being that monarchs who reigned longer had more time and resources to build their burial sites. An added complication is that in recent years there have been disputes as to which monarch belongs to which tomb.

من اليسار إلى اليمين، تماثيل ملوك القرن السابع ق.م. Tantamani, Taharqa, Senkamanisken, Tantamani, Aspelta, Anlamani و Senkamanisken. توجد الآن في متحف الكرمة.

Dates are definite and accurate for the Kushite rulers of the Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt, when Egypt was invaded and absorbed by the Kushite Empire. The dates also are certain for kings Aspelta, Arakamani, Nastasen, and for the Kandakes Shanakdakhete, Amanirenas, Amanishakheto, Amanitore, and Amanikhatashan.

The early part of the chronology is incomplete. The graves and pyramid burials in Sudan consist of remains of at least fourteen [1] monarchs of the Kushite Empire preceding Piankhi, the earliest tomb of which dates from about 1020 BCE. Two of these are known: Alara and Kashta, who immediately preceded Piankhi. It also is possible that another of the burials may have been of Aserkamani, who was living in 950 BCE and who carried out expeditions in Egypt and along the Mediterranean coast of North Africa.[بحاجة لمصدر]

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فترة ما قبل نپاتا


فترة نپاتا

The period starting with Kashta and ending with Malonaqen is sometimes called the Napatan period, during this period the seat of government and the royal palace are in Napata and Meroe is a provincial city. The kings and queens are buried in Nuri and El-Kurru.[2]

The numbering of the kings is based on László Török's The kingdom of Kush: handbook..

الطور الأول

ملوك النوبة
النسل المباشر للأسرة 25
اسم الملك الصورة التاريخ المدفن الملكة
// King Alara   c. 795 to 752 BCE Kurru 9? Queen Kasaqa (Kurru 23)
1 King Kashta   c. 765–752 BCE Kurru 8 Queen Pebatjma (Kurru 7?)

الأسرة المصرية الخامسة والعشرون

King Piye invades Egypt and for seven decades the Nubians rule Egypt.

Kings of Nubia and Pharaohs of Egypt
name of King image date Burial Queen(s)
2 Pharaoh Piye (Piankhi)   744-714 BCE Kurru 17 Queen Tabiry (Kurru 53)
Queen Abar (Nuri 53?)
Queen Khensa (Kurru 4)
Queen Peksater (Kurru 54)
Nefrukekashta (Kurru 52)
3 Pharaoh Shebitku   714-705 BCE Kurru 15 Queen Qalhata (Kurru 5)
Queen Mesbat
Queen Tabekenamun?
4 Pharaoh Shabaka   705–690 BCE Kurru 18 Queen Arty (Kurru 6)
5 Pharaoh Taharqa   690–664 BCE Nuri 1 Queen Takahatenamun (Nuri 21?)
Queen Atakhebasken (Nuri 36)
Queen Naparaye (Kurru 3)
Queen Tabekenamun?
6 Pharaoh Tantamani   664–653 BCE Kurru 16 Queen Piankharty
Queen [..]salka
Queen Malaqaye? (Nuri 59)

الطور الثاني

The Nubians no longer control Egypt. The Kings rule over Napata and Meroe as before the conquest of Egypt.

ملوك النوبة (نپاتا)
name of King image date Burial Queen(s)
7 King Atlanersa   653–640 BCE Nuri 20? Queen Khaliset
Queen Malotaral (Nuri 41)
Queen Yeturow (Nuri 53)
Queen Peltasen
Queen Taba[..]
8 King Senkamanisken   640–620 BCE Nuri 3 Queen Nasalsa (Nuri 24)
Queen Amanimalel? (Nuri 22?)
9 King Anlamani   620–600 BCE Nuri 6 Queen Mediken ? (Nuri 27)
10 King Aspelta   600–580 BCE Nuri 8 Queen Mediken? (Nuri 27)
Queen Henuttakhebit (Nuri 28)
Queen Asata (Nuri 42)
Queen Artaha (Nuri 58)
11 King Aramatle-qo   568–555 BCE Nuri 9 Queen Atmataka (Nuri 55)
Queen Piankh-her
Queen Maletasen (Nuri 39)
Queen Amanitakaye (Nuri 26)
Queen Akhe(qa)? (Nuri 38)
12 King Malonaqen   555–542 BCE Nuri 5 Queen Tagtal (nuri 45)

فترة مروي

الطور الأول

The Kings ruled over Napata and Meroe. The seat of government and the royal palace are in Meroe. The Main temple of Amun is located in Napata, but the temple at Meroe is under construction. Kings and many queens are buried in Nuri, some queens are buried in Meroe, in the West Cemetery.[2]

Kings of Nubia (Meroe)
name of King image date Burial Queen(s)
13 King Analmaye   542–538 BCE Nuri 18
14 King Amaninatakilebte   538–519 BCE Nuri 10
15 King Karkamani   519–510 BCE Nuri 7
16 King Amaniastabarqa   510–487 BCE Nuri 2
17 King Siaspiqa   487–468 BCE Nuri 4 Queen Piankhqew-qa? (Nuri 28)
18 King Nasakhma   468–463 BCE Nuri 8 Queen Saka'aye? (Nuri 31)
19 King Malewiebamani   463–435 BCE Nuri 11
20 King Talakhamani   435–431 BCE Nuri 16
21 King Amanineteyerike   431–405 BCE Nuri 12 Queen Atasamale?
22 King Baskakeren   405–404 BCE Nuri 17
23 King Harsiotef   404–369 BCE Nuri 13 Queen Batahaliye
Queen Pelkha
24 King (unknown Qore) 369–350 BCE Kurru 1
25 King Akhraten   350–335 BCE Nuri 14
26 King Amanibakhi 2nd half 4th century BCE ??
27 King Nastasen   335–315 BCE Nuri 15 Queen Sakhmakh (Nuri 56?)


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الطور الثاني

The seat of government and the royal palace are in Meroe. Kings and many queens are buried in Meroe, in the South Cemetery. Napata's only importance is the Amun Temple.[2]

Kings of Nubia (Meroe)
name of King image date Burial Queen(s)
28 King Aktisanes Early 3rd century BCE Barkal 11 or 14 Kandake Alakhebasken
29 King Aryamani   first half 3rd century BCE Barkal 11 or 14
30 King Kash(...) first half 3rd century BCE Barkal 15?
31 King Piankhi-yerike-qa first half 3rd century BCE ??
32 King Sabrakamani first half 3rd century BCE Barkal 7

الطور الثالث

The seat of government and the royal palace are in Meroe. Kings are buried in Meroe, in the North Cemetery, and Queens in West Cemetery. Napata's only importance is the Amun Temple. Meroe flourishes and many building projects are undertaken.[2]

Kings of Nubia (Meroe)
name of King image date Burial Queen(s)
33 King Arakamani (Arkamani-qo, Ergamenês)   270–260 BCE Beg. S 6
34 King Amanislo   260–250 BCE Beg. S 6
35 King Amantekha mid-3rd century BCE Beg. S 4
36 King Sheshep-ankh-en-Amun Setepenre mid/late 3rd century BCE ??
37 King Arnekhamani   mid/late 3rd century BCE Beg. N 53
38 King Arqamani   3rd/2nd century BCE Beg. N 7
39 King Adikhalamani   2nd century BCE Beg. N 9
40 King [...]mr[...]t 2nd century BCE Beg. N 8
41 King (unknown Qore) 2nd century BCE Beg. N 10
42 Queen Shanakdakhete   late 2nd century BCE Beg. N 11
43 King Tanyidamani   late 2nd century BCE
/early 1st century BCE
Beg. N 12?
44 King Naqyrinsan early 1st century BCE Beg. N 13
45 King (unknown Qore) early 1st century BCE Beg. N 20
46 King (unknown Qore) middle 1st century BCE Barkal 1 ?
47 King Aqrakamani c. 29–25 BCE ??
48 King Teriteqas c. 29–25 BCE Barkal 2
49 Queen Amanirenas   late 1st century BCE Barkal 4
50 Queen Amanishakheto   late 1st century BCE Beg. N 6
51 Queen Nawidemak early 1st century CE Barkal 6?
52 King Amanikhabale middle 1st century CE Beg. N 2?
53a King Natakamani   mid/late 1st century CE Beg. N 22 Queen Amanitore (coregent)
53b Queen Amanitore   mid/late 1st century CE Beg. N 1

Crown princes from the time of Natakamani and Amanitore

الطور الرابع

Twilight of the Meroitic Culture. Kings are buried in Meroe, in the North Cemetery, and Queens in West Cemetery. In 350 CE Meroe is destroyed by Axum.[2]

List and dates from The Cambridge history of Africa, by J.D. Fage, and R.A. Oliver and from The kingdom of Kush: the Napatan and Meroitic empires, by Derek A. Welsby. The order in which the kings and queens ruled and dates are not consistent between authors. Approximate dates have been given.
Kings of Nubia (Meroe)
name of King date Burial
King Shorkaror 1st century CE Beg. N 10
King Pisakar 1st century CE Beg. N 15
King Amanitaraqide 1st century CE Beg. N 16
King Amanitenmemide   1st century CE Beg. N 17
Queen Amanikhatashan 1st century CE Beg. N 18
King Teritnide 1st century CE Beg. N 40
King Tamelerdeamani 2nd century CE Beg. N 34 or 27
King Adeqatali 2nd century CE Beg. N 41
King Takideamani 2nd century CE Beg. N 29
King Tarekeniwal   2nd century CE Beg. N 19
King Amanikhalika 2nd century CE Beg. N 32
King Aritenyesbokhe 2nd century CE Beg. N 30
King Amanikhareqerem   2nd century CE Beg. N 37
King Teritedakhatey early 3rd century CE Beg. N 38
King Aryesbokhe early 3rd century CE Beg. N 36
King Teqorideamani 3rd century CE Beg. N 28
Queen Maleqorobar? 3rd century CE Beg. N 27
King Yesbokheamani? 3rd century CE Beg. N 24
Queen Lakhideamani? 4th century CE Beg. N 26

(Unknown sequence thereafter)

انظر أيضاً

  • كندكة، الحاكمات الإناث لكوش

المراجع

  1. ^ Kushite Kingdom Archived 2008-03-08 at the Wayback Machine by Brian Yare (14)
  2. ^ أ ب ت ث ج Dows Dunham, Notes on the History of Kush 850 B. C.-A. D. 350, American Journal of Archaeology, Vol. 50, No. 3 (July - September, 1946), pp. 378-388

المصادر

  • Stewart, John (1989). African States and Rulers: An Encyclopedia of Native, Colonial, and Independent States and Rulers Past and Present. Jefferson: McFarland & Company. p. 395 Pages. ISBN 0-89950-390-X.


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