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This relative peace lasted four years, as in
Takelot II's fifteenth year a civil war broke out. This conflict lasted for almost ten years, and after another two years of relative peace, the Thebans once again revolted. Takelot II died before this new conflict was resolved, and with prince Osorkon far
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and managed to retain these cities almost until the end of their
Dynasty. As a result, the Twenty-third Dynasty, being more or less an offshoot of the Twenty-second Dynasty, originated from Tanis. Instead, as mentioned above, most historians argue that they used Leontopolis as their capital. This is
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While prince
Osorkon was usurped by his brother Shoshenq III, Shoshenq did reappoint him as chief priest of Amun. Because Harsiese, of the Theban revolt above, disappeared in the twenty-ninth year of Shoshenq III's reign, prince Osorkon effectively controlled Upper Egypt for about a decade as chief
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seized power. While this helped in resolving the conflict with Thebes, because they accepted
Shoshenq III as king, a new conflict started. Instead of a conflict between royal families, this was from within the royal family. Prince Pedubastis proclaimed himself king, and reigned from
1110:). Although their power declined after the Twenty-first Dynasty, the High Priests of Amun remained powerful and influential, and marriages into the royal family were not unusual. As a result, multiple reigns within the Twenty-third Dynasty as well as between the
1079:. However, some historians argue that Iuput II should not be considered a Twenty-third Dynasty king at all, as it has not been undoubtedly proven that the Twenty-third Dynasty ruled from Leontopolis, merely that Iuput II ruled from somewhere in the
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there, also allowing him to be chief priest of Amun at the same time. As a result, the Twenty-second
Dynasty's role in the Theban area was greatly reduced. When Osorkon III died, Takelot had been his father's co-regent and was thus now sole ruler.
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as a separate independent (and short lived) part of that
Dynasty. Others consider Takelot II's line as a separate independent part of the Twenty-second Dynasty, and consider Pedubastis I's short lived line as the Twenty-third Dynasty.
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1198:. As a result, she effectively ruled over the Theban region with her brother. Takelot III also gave up his rule of Herakleopolis to Peftjauawhybastet, who was married to a daughter of
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1202:, Takelot's brother. Rudamon succeeded Takelot III, but shortly after was succeeded by Iuput II (also known as Ini/Iny). Under his reign the region became more divided again, as
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When
Osorkon II died, crown prince Shoshenq had already died, so his younger brother Takelot II took the throne at Tanis. High priest of Amun at that moment in time was
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that existed, there were now also conflicts in the Delta itself. Part of these conflicts were succession struggles, but another part involved the
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effectively ruled Upper Egypt, despite not being regarded as a separate dynasty (however, some did become pharaoh as part of a dynasty, like
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priest of Amun. Meanwhile, Shoshenq III was and remained more powerful than the kings in
Leontopolis. By this time, Pedubastis and his son
1142:, but Harsiese, grandson of the chief priest, did not agree. Thebes revolted at his hand, but prince Osorkon managed to crush the revolt.
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and Twenty-third
Dynasties overlap. This is because some members of the Twenty-third Dynasty reigned as independent kings (like
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J. Goldberg, "The 23rd
Dynasty Problem Revisited: Where, When and Who?", Discussions in Egyptology 29 (1994), 55-85.
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J.P. Elias, "A Northern Member of the 'Theban' Twenty-Third Dynasty", Discussions in Egyptology 31 (1995), 57-67.
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Broekman, Gerard P. F. (2010). "The Leading Theban Priests of Amun and their Families under Libyan Rule*".
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H. Jacquet Gordon, "Deux graffiti d'époque libyenne sur le toit du Temple de Khonsu à Karnak" in
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K.A. Kitchen, The Third Intermediate Period in Egypt (c.1100–650 BC), 3rd ed., Warminster: 1996.
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had succeeded Pedubastis, but not for long, as prince Osorkon succeeded him six years later as
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Contemporary with the Twenty-Second Dynasty king Shoshenq III, who controlled Lower Egypt.
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Another reason there is much debate is besides the conflicts between Lower and
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The Libyan Anarchy: Inscriptions from Egypt's Third Intermediate Period
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Spencer, P. A.; Spencer, A. J. (1986). "Notes on Late Libyan Egypt".
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origin which is usually classified as the third dynasty of the
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States and territories disestablished in the 8th century BC
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from 880 BC to 720 BC, and pharaohs from 837 BC to 728 BC.
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Osorkon III's eldest son, junior coregent and successor.
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States and territories established in the 9th century BC
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The third intermediate period in Egypt, 1100-650 B.C
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1671:. University of Illinois Press. pp. 406–444.
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