التيفيناغ الامازيغي خط عربي قديم عتيق

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Shoshenq I (Hedjkheperre’setepenré)
(d. 924
B
.
C
.
E
.)
Founder of the Libyan Twenty-second Dynasty
He ruled from 945
B
.
C
.
E
. until his death. Shoshenq I was
the son of the Libyan leader Nimlot, and the nephew
of
OSORKOR
(r. 984–978
B
.
C
.
E
.), and was based in
BUBASTIS
. Called “the Great Chief of the
MESHWESH
,” the
Libyans residing in Egypt’s Delta, he served
PSUSENNES II
(r. 959–945
B
.
C
.
E
.) and married the ruler’s daughter,
MA
’
ATKARأ‰

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