Concerning the dynasties of Egypt after the Flood,
according to Africanus1

1. After the spirits of the dead, the demigods,2 the first royal line is numbered at eight kings.
   The first of them, Menes of This,3
   reigned for62 years
   He was seized by a hippopotamus and perished.
2. Athothis, his son57 years
   He built the palace in Memphis. His books on anatomy are in circulation; for he was a physician.
3. Kenkenes, his son31 years
4. Ouenephes, his son23 years
   During his reign, a great famine gripped Egypt. He erected the pyramids around Kochome.
5. Ousaphaidos, his son20 years
6. Miebidos, his son26 years
7. Semempses, his son18 years
   During his reign, a vast pestilence gripped Egypt.
8. Bieneches, his son26 years
9. Total253 years4

Eusebios also furnished the details of the First Dynasty in somewhat the same way as Africanus.

Concerning the dynasties of the Egyptians after the Flood,
according to Eusebios5

1. Menes of This and his 17 descendants.6 Herodotos called him Men.7
   He reigned for60 years
   He launched a foreign campaign and was highly esteemed. He was seized by a hippopotamus.8
2. Athothis, his son, ruled27 years
   He built the palace in Memphis; he practised medicine and composed books on anatomy.
3. Kenkenes, his son39 years
4. Ouenephes42 years
   During his reign, famine gripped the land. He also erected the pyramids around Kochome.
5. Ousaphais20 years
6. Niebais26 years
7. Semempses18 years
   During his reign, there were many portents and a vast pestilence.
8. Oubienthis26 years
9. Total years of their reign252 years9

Mēmēs of Thinis and his seven descendants. First dynasty.

1. [Mēmēs], whom Herodotus calls Mina,
   ruled for 30 years
   He took the army beyond the borders of his land seeking glory and renown.10 A hippopotamus11 made off with him.
2. Atʻovtʻis, his son, ruled for 27 years
   He built a palace in the city of Memphis. He was skilled in medicine, and wrote about how to conduct autopsies.
3. Kenkenis, his son39 years
4. Vawēnepʻis42 years In his reign a famine gripped the land. He built the pyramids near Kʻovoan.12
5. Usapʻayis20 years
6. Niēbayis26 years
7. Mēmpʻsēs18 years
   During his reign numerous abominations and corruptions occurred.
8. Vibētʻis26 years
9. In total, reigned for 252 years13

Second dynasty of nine kings of This

1. The first of them was Boethos38 years
   During his reign, a chasm opened up in Boubastos, and many perished.
2. Kaiechos39 years
   During his reign, the bulls, Apis in Memphis and Meneus in Heliopolis, and the Mendesian goat were deemed to be gods.
3. Binothris47 years
   During his reign, it was decreed that women might possess the privilege of royalty.
4. Tlas17 years
5. Sethenes41 years
6. Chaires17 years
7. Nephercheres25 years
   There is a story that during his reign, the Nile flowed mixed with honey for eleven days.
8. Sesochris48 years
   He was five cubits high and three cubits wide.14
9. Cheneres30 years
10. Total302 years

Total years of the 1st and 2nd dynasties after the flood, according to the second edition16 of Africanus555 years

Second dynasty of nine kings

1. The first was Bochos, during whose reign a chasm opened up at Boubastos, and many perished.
2. A second Choos also succeeded him,16 in whose time both Apis and Mneuis, and the Mendesian goat as well, were deemed to be gods.
3. Biophis, during whose reign it was decreed that women might also possess the privilege of royalty. Succeeding them were three others, during whose reigns nothing of note took place.17
7. There is a story that during the seventh reign, the Nile flowed mixed with honey for eleven days.
8. After him, Sesochris48 years
   In stature, he is reported to have been five cubits and three palms in height.18
9. During the ninth reign, nothing worthy of mention occurred.
10. These kings reigned for297 years

Total for the 1st and 2nd dynasties, according to the edition of Eusebios549 years

Second dynasty of nine kings

1. First was Bovkʻos. During his reign an enormous fissure opened up in Bubastis and many people perished.
2. Then Kēkʻovos, in whose reign Apis and Mnevis and the goat of Mendes was honoured as gods.19
3. Then Biopʻis, during whose reign women got the right to rule as monarchs.
4. After them three other kings ruled, but nothing noteworthy was accomplished during their reigns.
7. During the reign of the seventh king, the fable-tellers say that the Nile flowed with honey mixed with its waters for eleven days.
8. Then Sesovkʻris 48 years
   He is said to have been 5 cubits and 3 spans20 tall21.
9. Under the ninth, no deed worth remembering was accomplished.
10. In total, reigned for 297 years

Third dynasty of nine kings of Memphis

1. The first of them is Necherophes28 years
   In his reign, the Libyans revolted from the Egyptians; when the moon waxed unexpectedly, they surrendered out of panic.
2. Tosorthros29 years
   Among the Egyptians, he is considered an Asklepios in recognition of his medical skill. The inventor of the art of building with hewn stone, he also pursued the craft of writing.22
3. Tyreis7 years
4. Mesochris17 years
5. Soyphis16 years
6. Tosertasis19 years
7. Aches42 years
8. Sephouris30 years
9. Kerpheres26 years
10. Total214 years

Total for these three dynasties, according to Africanus769 years

Third dynasty of eight kings of Memphis

1. Necherochis, during whose reign the Libyans revolted from the Egyptians; when the sun waxed unexpectedly, they surrendered out of panic.
2. Sesorthos was his successor,' who was called Asklepios by the Egyptians because of his medical skill. The inventor of the art of building with hewn stone, he also pursued the craft of writing.
3. The remaining six accomplished nothing worthy of mention.
4. These eight reigned a total of198 years

Total for the three dynasties, according to Eusebios747 years

Third dynasty of 8 kings of Memphis

1. Nekʻerovkʻis. In his reign the Libyans revolted from the Egyptians, but when the moon unexpectedly grew in size,23 they were moved by fear and went back into service [to the Egyptians].
2. Sesortʻos. He was called Askłēpios by the Egyptians because of his skill in medicine. He discovered methods of building with hewn stone, and also was interested in writing.
3. The other six kings achieved nothing worthy of mention.24
4. In total, reigned for 197 years

Fourth dynasty of eight kings of Memphis, from another line

1. Soris29 years
2. Souphis63 years
   He erected the Great Pyramid, which Herodotos says was built under Cheops.25 He also became disdainful of the gods, and composed the Sacred Book. This I acquired when I was in Egypt, because it was a great treasure.26
3. Souphis66 years
4. Mencheres63 years
5. Rhatoises25 years
6. Bicheris22 years
7. Sebercheres7 years
8. Thamphthis9 years
9. Total274 years27

Total for the 4 dynasties after the flood, according to Africanus1046 years28

Fourth dynasty of 17 kings of Memphis, from another royal line

1. The third of them was Souphis, who erected the Great Pyramid, which Herodotos states was built under Cheops. He also became disdainful of the gods. And when he repented, he composed the Sacred Book, which the Egyptians esteem as a great treasure. Of the rest, nothing worthy of mention has been recorded.
2. They reigned for448 years

Total for the four dynasties after the flood, according to Eusebios1195 years

Fourth dynasty of 17 kings of Memphis, from another line

1. Supʻis was the third monarch. He built the largest pyramid, the one Herodotus claims were built by Kʻeop who at one time had been hostile toward the gods, but he repented and wrote a sacred book which the Egyptians hold in great esteem.
2. Nothing noteworthy has been recorded about any of the other kings.
3. In total, reigned for 448 years

Fifth dynasty of eight kings from Elephantine

1. Ousercheres28 years
2. Sephres13 years
3. Nephercheres20 years
4. Sisires7 years
5. Cheres20 years
6. Rhathoures44 years
7. Mencheres9 years
8. Tancheres44 years
9. Onnos33 years
10. Total248 years29

Together with the aforementioned 1046 years of the first four dynasties, this makes1294 years

Fifth dynasty of 31 kings from Elephantine

1. The first of them was Othoes: he was murdered by his bodyguard.
4. The fourth was Phiops, who succeeded to rule at age six and reigned up to his100th year

Together with the aforementioned 1195 years of the first four dynasties, there are, therefore1295 years

Fifth dynasty of 31 kings of Elephantine

1. Otʻios was the first king. He was murdered by his servants.
4. Phiops, the fourth king, who was six years old at the beginning of his reign lived to be one hundred.

Sixth dynasty of six kings of Memphis

1. Othoes30 years
   He was murdered by his bodyguard.
2. Phios53 years
3. Methousouphis7 years
4. Phiops, whose reign began at the age of 6, ruled continuously up to his100th year30
5. Menthesouphis1 year
6. Nitokris, the most noble and comely woman of her time, fair in complexion. She built the third pyramid and reigned for12 years

These 203 years, together with the 1294 years of the first five dynasties mentioned above, give a total of1497 years

Sixth dynasty

1. A woman Nitokris was queen, the most noble and comely woman of her time. Possessed of a fair complexion, she is also said to have built the third pyramid.
2. These [rulers] reigned for 3 years
   in another copy203 years

Together with the aforementioned 1295 years of the first five dynasties, there are1498 years

It should be noted how much less accurate Eusebius is than Africanus in the number of kings he gives, in the omission of names, and in the dates, although he repeats Africanus' account practically in the same words.

Sixth dynasty

1. A woman by the name of Nitovkris ruled next. It is said that she was braver than any man of her day and more beautiful than any woman, fair haired with a ruddy complexion; of her it is said that she built the third pyramid which is [like] a heap [of wheat] in the shape of a hill.
2. They reigned for 203 years

Seventh dynasty of 70 kings of Memphis

These reigned for 70 days

Seventh dynasty of five kings of Memphis

These reigned for 75 days

Seventh dynasty of five kings from Memphis

reigned for 75 years

Eighth dynasty of 27 kings of Memphis

These reigned for146 years

Together with the aforementioned years, there are for these eight dynasties1639 years31

Eighth dynasty of five kings of Memphis

These reigned for100 years

Together with the aforementioned years, there are for these eight dynasties1598 years

Eighth dynasty of five kings from Memphis

who reigned for 100 years.

Ninth dynasty of 19 kings of Herakleopolis

These reigned for409 years

The first of them was Achthoes. Harsher than his predecessors, he caused hardship for the people of all Egypt. But he later succumbed to madness and was killed by a crocodile.

Ninth dynasty of four kings of Herakleopolis

These reigned for100 years

The first of them was Achthoes. Harsher than his predecessors, he caused hardship in all of Egypt. But he later succumbed to madness and was killed by a crocodile.

Ninth dynasty of 4 kings from Heracleopolis

who ruled for 100 years

The first of these Okʻtʻovis was more cruel than any of his predecessors, and worked crimes throughout the entire country of Egypt. Finally he succumbed to madness and was devoured by a crocodile.

Tenth dynasty of 19 kings of Herakleopolis

These reigned for185 years

Tenth dynasty of 19 kings of Herakleopolis

These reigned for185 years

Tenth dynasty of 19 kings from Heracleopolis

who reigned185 years

Eleventh dynasty of 16 kings of Diospolis

1. These reigned for43 years
2. Next after these, Ammenemes16 years

At this point, Manetho concluded his first book.

Total 192 kings2300 years
70 days

Eleventh dynasty of 16 kings of Diospolis

1. These reigned for43 years
2. Next after these, Ammenemes16 years

At this point, Manetho has concluded his first book.

Total 192 kings2300 years
79 days32

Eleventh dynasty of 16 kings from Diospolis

1. who ruled for 43 years
2. After them, Ammenemēs 16 years
   

Manetho's first book concludes here.

In total: 192 kings 2300 years

Twelfth dynasty of seven kings of Diospolis

1. Sesonchosis, son of Ammanemes46 years
2. Ammanemes38 years
   He was murdered by his personal eunuchs.
3. Sesostris48 years
   He subjugated all Asia in nine years, and the regions of Europe as far as Thrace, erecting monuments everywhere describing the character of the nations [that he subdued]. For the heroic nations, he engraved male genitalia on pillars; for the ignoble nations, female genitalia.33 As a result of his acts, he was considered by the Egyptians first in rank after Osiris.
4. Lachares8 years
   He constructed the labyrinth in the nome of Arsinoe as a tomb for himself.
5. Ameres8 years
6. Ammenemes8 years
7. Skemiophris, his sister4 years
8. Total160 years

Twelfth dynasty of seven kings of Diospolis

1. First of them was Sesonchosis, son of Ammenemes, who reigned for46 years
   
2. Ammanemes38 years
   He was murdered by his personal eunuchs.
3. Sesostris48 years
   He is said to have been four cubits, three palms, and two fingers' breadths [in height]. He subjugated all Asia in nine years, and the regions of Europe as far as Thrace, erecting everywhere monuments of his conquest of the nations. For the heroic nations, he engraved male genitalia on pillars; for the ignoble nations, female genitalia. As a result of his acts, he was considered by the Egyptians first in rank after Osiris.
4. After him, Lamaris8 years
   He constructed the labyrinth in the nome of Arsinoe as a tomb for himself.
5. His successors reigned for42 years
6. Total years of their reigns245 years34

Twelfth dynasty of seven kings from Diospolis

1. Sesonkʻovsis, son of Ammenemes
   46 years
   
2. Ammenemēs 38 years
   He was killed by his own eunuchs.
3. Sēsovstris48 years
   Supposedly he was 4 cubits, 3 palms and 2 digits tall. He conquered all of Asia in nine years, as well as Europe as far as Thrace. Everywhere he erected monuments to show his control over the nations; he depicted men's genitals on the columns for brave nations, and women's genitals for cowardly nations. Therefore, the Egyptians evaluated him as coming after Osiris.
4. Łamparēs8 years
   He built the labyrinth at Arsinoe as his own tomb.
5. His successors ruled for 42 years
6. In total they reigned for 245 years

Thirteenth dynasty of 60 kings of Diospolis

Thirteenth dynasty of 60 kings of Diospolis

The Thirteenth dynasty of 60 kings of Diospolis

Fourteenth dynasty of 76 kings of Xois

These reigned for184 years

Fourteenth dynasty of 76 kings of Xois, who reigned for 184 years

These reigned for 184 years, in another copy484 years

Fourteenth dynasty of 76 kings of Xois

who reigned for 484 years.

Fifteenth dynasty of shepherds

There were six foreign kings from Phoenicia, who also captured Memphis.

1. Their first king was Saites,
   who reigned for19 years
   The Salte none is named after him. They also built a city in the Sethroite nome, which they used as a base of operations when they subdued the Egyptians.
2. Bnon44 years
3. Pachnan61 years
4. Staan50 years
5. Archles49 years
6. Aphobis61 years
7. Total284 years

Fifteenth dynasty of kings of Diospolis

These reigned for 250 years

Fifteenth dynasty of kings of Diospolis

who reigned for 250 years

Sixteenth dynasty of 32 additional shepherd kings

They reigned for 518 years

Sixteenth dynasty of five kings of Thebes

These reigned for 190 years

Sixteenth dynasty of 5 kings of Thebes

who ruled for 190 years

Seventeenth dynasty of 43 additional shepherd kings, and kings of Theban Diospolis, 43 in number

Total for the reigns of the shepherds and Theban kings is151 years

Seventeenth dynasty, they were shepherds and brothers, foreign kings from Phoenicia, who also seized Memphis

1. Saites, the first of them, reigned for19 years
   From him the Saite nome also received its name. They also built a city in the Sethroite nome, which they used as a base of operations when they subdued the Egyptians.
2. Bnon40 years
3. Aphophis14 years
4. After him, Archles30 years'
5. Total103 years

Around their time, Joseph was appointed king of the Egyptians.

It should be noted how Eusebios, to suit his own purpose, states that the kings who, according to Africanus' report, belonged to the 15th dynasty were part of the 17th dynasty. For it is agreed by all that Joseph was ruler of Egypt at the time of Aphophis.2 And as Eusebios was not at all able to put him during the reign of some other king, he transferred Aphophis from the 15th to the 17th dynasty. And he cut short the actual sixty-one years of his rule down to thirty,' presented the 151 years of the whole dynasty as 103 years, and instead of six kings gave only four.2

Seventeenth dynasty, a dynasty of shepherds who were Phoenician brothers, foreign kings who took Memphis.

1. Saitēs was first, 19 years. The district of Saite was named after him. Then they established a city in the district of Sethroite from which they advanced and conquered the Egyptians.
2. Bnon, second 40 years
3. Arkʻłēs30 years
4. Apʻovpʻis14 years
5. In total103 years

Joseph seems to have appeared during the time of these kings.

Eighteenth dynasty of sixteen kings of Diospolis

1. The first of them was Amos, during whose reign Moses went forth from Egypt, as we can prove. (But as our reckoning requires, it follows that in his reign Moses was still a young man.)

I am of the opinion that Africanus was unaware that his 'Amos' was also known as 'Amosis', identical as well with Tethmosis the son of Aseth, as will be shown.2 And we find that Misphragmouthosis, the sixth king in succession after him, is likewise called Amosis. But during the reign of this first Amosis (that is, Amnos according to Africanus), or four years before his rule, Moses was born, as has been shown, in AM 3732. During the reign of this second Amosis, also known as Misphragmouthosis, Moses went forth from Egypt with his people in AM 3812, his eightieth year.

The remaining kings of the eighteenth dynasty of Egypt who succeeded Amos the first king, in Africanus

2. According to Africanus, the second king of the 18th dynasty was Chebros13 years
3. The third was Amenophthis21 years'
4. The fourth was Amensis22 years
5. The fifth was Misaphris13 years
6. The sixth was Misphragmouthosis26 years
   During his reign, the flood at the time of Deukalion occurred.

Total from Amos to2 the rule of Misphragmouthosis according to Africanus69 years
(Of the length of Amos' rule, he said nothing at all.3)

Those remaining of the eighteenth dynasty after Misphragmouthosis, according to Africanus, as follows

7. Touthmosis9 years
8. Amenophis31 years
   This is the one who is believed to be Memnon, a sounding stone.2
9. Oros37 years
10. Acherres32 years
11. Rhathos 6 years
12. Chebres12 years
13. Acherres12 years
14. Armesis5 years
15. Rhamesses1 year
16. Amenophath19 years
17. Total263 years

Eighteenth dynasty of fourteen kings of Diospolis3

1. The first of them was Amosis25 years

Before this Amosis, Eusebios erroneously made Aphophis the fourth and last ruler of the 17th dynasty, during whose reign there is universal agreement that Joseph was ruler of Egypt. According to him, he was king for fourteen years, even though all Eusebios' predecessors affirm that he reigned for sixty-one years. For by his illogical thinking–I dare not call it 'logic'–Ainosis preceded Moses and the Exodus by as many years. And Africanus also attests that Aphophis the sixth king in the 15th dynasty reigned over Egypt for sixty-one years.

Now if there is an apparent excess of years from Aphophis up to Amosis, this is the fault of disagreement among the Egyptians, since this is the way I found them in Manetho: for eighty years are more than the years from Joseph to Moses.

The remaining kings of the eighteenth dynasty of Egypt, who succeeded the first king Amosis, in Eusebios

2. The second was Chebron13 years
3. Ammenophis21 years
4. Miphres12 years
5. Misphragmouthosis26 years

Altogether from Amosis, the first king of this 18th dynasty, down to the rule of Misphragmouthosis, there are, according to Eusebios,71 years
And there are five kings instead of six. For by omitting the fourth king Amenses, mentioned by Africanus, as well as everyone else, he thereby cut out the twenty-two years of his reign.

Those remaining of the eighteenth dynasty after Misphragmouthosis, according to Eusebios as follows

6. Touthmosis 9 years
7. Amenophis31 years
   This is the king believed to be Memnon, a sounding stone.
8. Oros36 years,
   in another copy38 years6
9. Achencherses12 years7
10. Athoris39 years
11. Chencheres16 years1
    About this time, Moses led the departure of the Jews from Egypt.2

Only Eusebios states that the Exodus of Israel under Moses occurred during his reign. For no argument supports him; rather all his predecessors oppose it, as he attests.

12. Acherres8 years
13. Cherres15 years
14. Armais, also known as Danaos5 years
    After this, he was banished from Egypt and fleeing from his brother Aigyptos arrived in Greece. After seizing control of Argos, he ruled over the Argives.
15. Rhamesses, also known as Aigyptos68 years
16. Menophis40 years
17. Total348 years3

At the 18th dynasty, Eusebios adds 85 years more than Africanus.

Eighteenth dynasty of 14 kings from Diospolis

1. Amovsēs25 years
2. Kʻebron13 years
3. Amovpʻis21 years
4. Mempʻrēs12 years
5. Miwspʻarmutʻovsis26 years
6. Tutʻmovsis9 years
7. Amnovpʻis31 years
   He is the one believed to be Memnon, the talking statue.
8. Ovros38 years
9. Akʻenkʻērēs16 years In his reign, Moses as general of the Jews, took them out of Egypt.
10. Akʻeṙēs8 years
11. Kʻeṙēs15 years
12. Armayis also called Danaos, 5 years Afterwards he was expelled from Egypt, and fled from his brother Aegyptus to Greece. He captured Argos and became king of the Argives.
13. Ṙamessēs also called Egiptos, 68 years
14. Amenovpʻis 40 years
15. In total, reigned for 348 years

Nineteenth dynasty of six kings of Diospolis

1. Ethos51 years
2. Rhapsakes61 years
3. Amenephthes20 years
4. Rhamesses60 years
5. Ammenemnes5 years
6. Thouoris, who in Homer is called Polybos, husband of Alkandra,2 and during whose reign Ilion was taken7 years
7. Total 209 years3

In the above second book of Manetho, there is a total of 96 kings, ruling for 2121 years4

Nineteenth dynasty of five kings of Diospolis

1. Sethos 55 years
2. Rhampses 66 years
3. Ammenephthis 40 years4
4. Ammenemes 26 years
5. Thouoris, who in Homer is called Polybos, husband of Alkandra, and in whose reign Ilion was taken 7 years
6. Total 194 years

In the above second book of Manetho, there is a total of 92 kings 1121 years'

Nineteenth dynasty of 5 kings from Diospolis

1. Sētʻovs55 years
2. Ṙampʻsēs66 years
3. Amenepʻtʻis8 years
4. Ammenemēs26 years
5. Tʻuovris7 years. Homer calls him Polybos, the husband of Alcandra. In his reign Troy was captured.
6. In total, reigned for 194 years

Twentieth dynasty of twelve kings of Diospolis

These reigned for 135 years

Twentieth dynasty of twelve kings of Diospolis

These reigned for 178 years

Twentieth Dynasty of 12 kings from Diospolis

who reigned for 172 years

Twenty-first dynasty of seven kings of Tanis

1. Smendes26 years
2. Psousennes46 years
3. Nephelcheres4 years
4. Amenophthis9 years
5. Osochor6 years
6. Psinaches9 years
7. Psousennes14 years
8. Total130 years1

Twenty-first dynasty of 7 kings of Tanis

1. Smendis26 years
2. Psousennes41 years
3. Nephercheres4 years
4. Amenophthis9 years
5. Osochor6 years
6. Psinaches9 years
7. Psousennes35 years
8. Total130 years

Twenty-first dynasty of 7 kings from Tanis

1. Smēndis26 years
2. Pʻsusēnnos41 years
3. Nepʻērkʻērēs4 years
4. Amenovpʻtʻis9 years
5. Osovkʻor6 years
6. Pʻsinnakʻēs9 years
7. Pʻsovsēnnēs35 years
8. In total, reigned for 130 years

Twenty-second dynasty of nine kings of Boubastis

1. Sesonchis 21 years
2. Osorthon 25 years
3. 3-5. Three others 25 years
6. Takelothis 13 years
7. 7-9. Three others 42 years
8. Total 120 years2

Twenty-second dynasty of three kings of Boubastis

1. Sesonchosis 21 years
2. Osorthon 15 years
3. Takelothis 13 years
4. Total 49 years

Twenty-second dynasty of 3 kings from Bubastis

1. Sēsonkʻusis21 years
2. Osortʻovs15 years
3. Takēłovtʻis13 years
4. In total, reigned for 49 years

Twenty-third dynasty of four kings of Tanis

1. Petoubates 40 years
   During his reign, the Olympic games were held.
2. Osorcho 8 years
   The Egyptians call him Herakles.
3. Psammous 10 years
4. Zet 31 years3
5. Total 89 years

Twenty-third dynasty of three kings of Tanis

1. Petoubastis25 years
2. Osorthon9 years
   The Egyptians called him Herakles.
3. Psammous10 years
4. Total44 years

Twenty-third dynasty of 3 kings from Tanis

1. Petubastis25 years
2. Osortʻon whom the Egyptians called Heracles, 9 years
3. Pʻsamus10 years
4. In total, reigned for 44 years

Twenty-fourth dynasty

1. Bochchoris of Sais 6 years
   During his reign a lamb spoke

990 years1

Twenty-fourth dynasty

1. Bochchoris of Sais44 years
   During his reign a lamb spoke.
2. Total44 years

Twenty-fourth dynasty

1. Bokkʻovris from Sais, 44 years
   In his reign, a lamb spoke.

Twenty-fifth dynasty of three Ethiopian kings

1. Sabakon, who, after taking Bochchoris captive, burned him alive.
   He reigned for8 years
2. Sebichos, his son 14 years
3. Tarkos 18 years
4. Total 40 years

Twenty-fifth dynasty of Ethiopian kings

1. Sabakon, who, after taking Bochchoris captive, burned him alive;
   he reigned for12 years
2. Sebichos, his son 12 years
3. Tarakos 20 years
4. Total 44 years

Twenty-fifth dynasty of three Ethiopian kings

1. Sapakovn, who captured Bokkovris and burnt him alive, ruled for 12 years
2. Sebikʻovs, his son 12 years
3. Tarakos 20 years
4. In total, reigned for 44 years

Twenty-sixth dynasty of nine kings of Sais

1. Stephinates 7 years
2. Nechepsos 6 years
3. Nechao 8 years
4. Psammetichos 54 years
5. Nechao II 6 years
   He captured Jerusalem and led king Joachaz captive into Egypt.
6. Another Psammouthis 6 years
7. Ouaphris 19 years
   The remnant of the Jews fled to him when Jerusalem was captured by the Assyrians.
8. Amosis 44 years
9. Psammecherites 6 months
10. Total 150 years
    6 months

Twenty-sixth dynasty of nine kings of Sais

1. Ammeris the Ethiopian 12 years
2. Stephinathis 7 years
3. Nechepsos 6 years
4. Nechao 8 years
5. Psammetichos 45 years1
6. Nechao II 6 years
   He seized Jerusalem and led king Joachaz captive into Egypt.
7. Another Psammouthis, also known as Psammetichos 17 years
8. Ouaphris 25 years
   The remnant of the Jews fled to him when Jerusalem was captured by the Assyrians.
9. Amosis 42 years
10. Total 163 years1

Twenty-sixth Dynasty of nine Saite kings

1. Amerēs the Ethiopian 12 years
2. Stepʻinatʻis 7 years
3. Nekʻepʻsovs 6 years
4. Nekʻawov 8 years
5. Pʻsametikʻos 44 years
6. Nekʻawov II 6 years
   He captured Jerusalem, and took king Jehoahaz back as a prisoner to Egypt.
7. a second Pʻsamutʻēs
   also known as Pʻsamētikʻos17 years
8. Vapʻrēs 25 years
   The remaining Jews fled to him after Jerusalem had been captured by the Assyrians.
9. Amovsis 42 years
10. In total : 167 years

Twenty-seventh dynasty of eight Persian kings

1. In the fifth year of his reign over the Persians, Kambyses became king of Egypt,
   ruling for 6 years
2. Dareios, son of Hystaspes 36 years
3. Xerxes the Great 21 years
4. Artabanos 7 months
5. Artaxerxes 41 years
6. Xerxes 2 months
7. Sogdianos 7 months
8. Dareios, son of Xerxes 19 years
9. Total 124 years
   4 months

Twenty-seventh dynasty of eight Persian kings

1. In the fifth year of his reign, Kambyses became king of Egypt, ruling for 3 years
2. Magians7 months
3. Dareios36 years
4. Xerxes, son of Dareios 21 years
5. Artaxerxes Longarm 40 years
6. Xerxes II 2 months
7. Sogdianos 7 months
8. Dareios, son of Xerxes 19 years
9. Total 120 years
   4 months

Twenty-seventh dynasty of eight Persian kings

1. Kambisēs in the 5th year of his reign, ruled the Egyptians for 3 years
2. the Magi 7 months
3. Darius 36 years
4. Xerxes the son of Dareius, 21 years
5. Artašēs 40 years
6. Xerxes II 2 months
7. Sogdianos 7 months
8. Darius the son of Xerxes, 19 years
9. In total 120 years
   and 4 months

Twenty-eighth dynasty

1. Amyrteos of Sais 6 years

Twenty-eighth dynasty

1. Amyrtaios of Sais 6 years

Twenty-eighth Dynasty

1. Amiwrtēos of Sais 6 years

Twenty-ninth dynasty of four kings of Mendes

1. Nepherites6 years
2. Achoris13 years
3. Psammouthis1 year
4. Nephorites4 months
5. Total 20 years
   4 months

Twenty-ninth dynasty of four kings of Mendes

1. Nepherites 6 years
2. Achoris 13 years
3. Psammouthis 1 year
4. Nepherites 4 months
5. Mouthis 1 year2
6. Total 21 years
   4 months

Twenty-ninth Dynasty of four kings of Mendes

1. Nepʻēritēs 6 years
2. Akʻovris 13 years
3. Pʻsammutʻēs 1 year
4. Mutʻēs 1 year
5. Nepʻēritēs 4 months
6. In total 21 years
   and 4 months

Thirtieth dynasty of three kings of Sebennytos

1. Nektanebes 18 years
2. Teos 2 years
3. Nektanebos 18 years
4. Total 38 years

Thirtieth dynasty of three kings of Sebennytos

1. Nektanebes 10 years
2. Teos 2 years
3. Nektanebos 8 years
4. Total 20 years

Thirtieth dynasty of three kings of Sebennytes

1. Nektanebis 10 years
2. Tewos2 years
3. Nektanebos8 years
4. In all 20 years

Thirty-first dynasty of three Persian kings'

1. Ochos, in the twentieth year of his reign over the Persians, became king of Egypt,
   ruling for2 years
2. Arses 3 years
3. Dareios 4 years

Total in Book Three1 1050 years

Here ends the work of Manetho. Subsequent Egyptian chronology is based on Greek historians.

1. Fifteen Macedonian kings.

Thirty-first dynasty of three Persian kings

1. Ochos, in the twentieth year of his reign over the Persians, gained control of Egypt and
   ruled for 6 years
2. After him, Arses son of Ochos 4 years
3. After him, Dareios 6 years
   Alexander of Macedon put him to death.

This is from the third book of Manetho.

Here ends the work of Manetho. Subsequent Egyptian chronology is presented from Greek historians.

Thirty-first dynasty of three Persian kings

1. Ovkʻos, in the twentieth year of his reign over the Persians, obtained Egypt for 6 years
2. After him, Arsēs son of Ovkʻos 4 years
3. After him, Darius 6 years
   Alexander of Macedon put him to death.

All this is from the third book of Manetho.